Maykestag Viertelkreisprofilfräser DIN 6518 B Typ N ( 4117802008 ) Radius 4 mm Schneidenanzahl 4 W - Normal Hubzahl bei Leerlauf: 550-2700 min-1

Maykestag Viertelkreisprofilfräser DIN 6518 B Typ N ( 4117802008 ) Radius 4 mm Schneidenanzahl 4 W - Normal Hubzahl bei Leerlauf: 550-2700 min-1

Name: Maykestag Viertelkreisprofilfräser DIN 6518 B Typ N ( 4117802008 ) Radius 4 mm Schneidenanzahl 4 W - Normal Hubzahl bei Leerlauf: 550-2700 min-1
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Maykestag Viertelkreisprofilfräser DIN 6518 B Typ N ( 4117802008 ) Radius 4 mm Schneidenanzahl 4 W Normal Hubzahl bei Leerlauf: 550 2700 min 1 Hubzahl bei Leerlauf: 550 2700 min 1 Steckertyp: E+F Schneidstoff: HSS Co Schneidenanzahl: 4

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