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Carbide bent lathe chisel DIN 4972/ISO2 left setting angle 45° P10 20 Q

Carbide bent lathe chisel DIN 4972/ISO2 left setting angle 45° P10 20 Q

Carbide bent lathe chisel DIN 4972/ISO2 left setting angle 45° P10 20 Q
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  • Carbide lathe chisel DIN 4972
  • Left
  • Approach angle 45°
  • With soldered ISO cutting edges in accordance with DIN 4950
  • Cutting edges carbide-tipped.


Brand: ---
Shank width: 20 mm
Shaft height: 20 mm
Length: 125 mm
Carbide type: P10
Cutting direction: Left-hand cutting
Cutting material: Carbide
DIN: 4972
Shank type: Square
Suitable for material group H: 3
Suitable for material group K: 2
Suitable for material group M: 2
Suitable for material group N: 2
Suitable for material group P: 1

EAN no.: 4030456138718

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