MaxxTooling V-Block Holder Vise Clamping shackle 20mm WEDM Rust Proof 3R-292.3 full rust-proof construction for Wire Mitsubishi FA30

Name: MaxxTooling V-Block Holder Vise Clamping shackle 20mm WEDM Rust Proof 3R-292.3 full rust-proof construction for Wire Mitsubishi FA30
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 60002731177
Price: 127.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1683 (11 reviews)

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MaxxTooling V Block Holder Vise Clamping shackle 20mm WEDM Rust Proof 3R 292.3 full rust proof construction for Wire Mitsubishi FA30 full rust proof construction for Wire EDM environments The MaxxMacro 54 ER Collet Chuck ER32 is a high performance collet chuck that is 100% cross compatible with System 3R 3R 659 High quality materials This product is 100% cross compatible with the System 3R Macro OEM system

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