Maxx-ER 50 Aluminum Slotted Electrode Holder U30x6" Fanuc Alpha 1A ensuring seamless integration with existing Mitsubishi FA30

Name: Maxx-ER 50 Aluminum Slotted Electrode Holder U30x6" Fanuc Alpha 1A ensuring seamless integration with existing Mitsubishi FA30
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 79449771767
Price: 57.50 USD
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Maxx ER 50 Aluminum Slotted Electrode Holder U30x6" Fanuc Alpha 1A ensuring seamless integration with existing Mitsubishi FA30 ensuring seamless integration with existing Erowa PowerChuck P systems MaxxZPS Zero Point Pitch 96 Stainless 45570 Pull Stud 20mm comes fully assembled and ready to use Includes Maxx ER ITS Centering Plate 50×90 mm for enhanced stability Designed for use with saw cut or milled blanks

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