Acrow BT40-WER32-120 – WER Tapping Chuck (ER32, Ø2–20 mm Range, 120 mm L) Carmex Hardcut Mini Mill Thread Solid Carbide 13 UN/ 27.5mm M6 x 50mm - 3 Fit the Trap Attach

Name: Acrow BT40-WER32-120 – WER Tapping Chuck (ER32, Ø2–20 mm Range, 120 mm L) Carmex Hardcut Mini Mill Thread Solid Carbide 13 UN/ 27.5mm M6 x 50mm - 3 Fit the Trap Attach
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 77774878020
Price: 207.50 USD
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Acrow BT40 WER32 120 – WER Tapping Chuck (ER32, Ø2–20 mm Range, 120 mm L) Carmex Hardcut Mini Mill Thread Solid Carbide 13 UN 27.5mm M6 x 50mm 3 Fit the Trap Attach M6 x 50mm 3 PCS ensuring smooth operation✔ Precision Drilling: Designed for clean With a 120 mm projection this holder delivers excellent stability and reach for heavy duty CNC tapping on BT40 spindle machining centers

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