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Dormer Pramet Double Cut Carbide Burr (Cylinder Ball Nose) P805 12.7mm SC5M Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm / 16 IR AG55 BMA this insert ensures exceptional thread Offers excellent wear resistance

Name: Dormer Pramet Double Cut Carbide Burr (Cylinder Ball Nose) P805 12.7mm SC5M Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm / 16 IR AG55 BMA this insert ensures exceptional thread Offers excellent wear resistance
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 75561555354
Price: 165.25 USD
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Dormer Pramet Double Cut Carbide Burr (Cylinder Ball Nose) P805 12.7mm SC5M Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm 16 IR AG55 BMA this insert ensures exceptional thread Offers excellent wear resistance this insert ensures exceptional thread accuracy Kyocera’s CR9025 grade combines a tough carbide substrate with a multi layer MEGACOAT NANO CVD coating to deliver exceptional wear and oxidation resistance Its cylinder ball nose profile makes it ideal for working on curved surfaces and interior contours Dormer Pramet Carbide Burrs deliver professional performance for grinding

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