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STGCR 2525M16 EXTERNAL TOOLHOLDER
Indexa Screw-On External Toolholders – STGC R/L
90° approach for 7° positive triangular inserts.
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SKU : IND1065760K
Indexa Screw-On External Toolholders – STGC R/L
90° approach for 7° positive triangular inserts.
Specification :
Brand : Indexa
Designation STGC…. : R 2525M
Dimensions b : 25
Dimensions f : 32
Dimensions h=h1 : 25
Dimensions l1 : 150
Dimensions l2 : 22
eCl@ss Code : 28039190
Overall Weight : 0.71
UNSPSC Code : 23242106
| Weight | 1 kg |
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