Canela PTNT04TN30 Parting & Grooving Insert Double end Internal External HSS Threading Tool Set 6 x 6mm Resilient Under Load – Designed 6990-300A

Name: Canela PTNT04TN30 Parting & Grooving Insert Double end Internal External HSS Threading Tool Set 6 x 6mm Resilient Under Load – Designed 6990-300A
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 21114303761
Price: 24.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (8 reviews)

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Canela PTNT04TN30 Parting & Grooving Insert Double end Internal External HSS Threading Tool Set 6 x 6mm Resilient Under Load – Designed 6990-300A

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Canela PTNT04TN30 Parting & Grooving Insert Double end Internal External HSS Threading Tool Set 6 x 6mm Resilient Under Load – Designed 6990 300A Resilient Under Load – Designed to withstand high heat and repeated use The double ended GO NO GO design allows fast and reliable thread inspection during production and final quality checks and dependable tool life in production environments Part Number: PTNT04 TN30

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