Maxx-ER 035209 50 Stainless Pocket Electrode Holder S25 D72 MX-2004J2 Maxx-ER Collet Chucks are engineered Mitsubishi FA30

Name: Maxx-ER 035209 50 Stainless Pocket Electrode Holder S25 D72 MX-2004J2 Maxx-ER Collet Chucks are engineered Mitsubishi FA30
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SKU: 63005567085
Price: 79.60 USD
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Maxx ER 035209 50 Stainless Pocket Electrode Holder S25 D72 MX 2004J2 Maxx ER Collet Chucks are engineered Mitsubishi FA30 Maxx ER Collet Chucks are engineered for ultimate precision and strength MaxxMacro 2004J4 MXRuler WEDM Reference Element 445mm comes fully assembled and ready to use D72 pallet suitable for robotic applications Fully cross compatible with Erowa Prisround D72 systems

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