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4-Piece 6mm Shank Cemented Carbide Rotary Burr Set, Long 6mm Rotary Files, Double-Cut Milling Cutter Set, Metalworking Tool
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1. These milling cutters are made of cemented carbide for high hardness and abrasion resistance. 2. There are four different shapes and sizes of milling cutters that you can use for many purposes. 3. The 6mm round shank is suitable for many electric and pneumatic tools. 4. It can cut cast iron, cast steel, bearing steel, high-carbon steel, chrome-nickel alloy, bronze, brass, marble, jade, bone, etc. 5. Widely used for carving, shaping, and removing sharp edges or corners, burrs, and excess material. />
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Features: .These milling cutters are made of cemented carbide for high hardness and high abrasion resistance. .There are 4 pieces of milling cutters in different shapes or sizes that you can use for many purposes. .The 6mm round shank is suitable for many electric and pneumatic tools. .Can cut cast iron, cast steel, bearing steel, high-strength steel Carbon, chrome-nickel alloy, bronze, brass, marble, jade, bone, etc. Widely used for carving, shaping, and removing sharp edges or corners, burrs, and excess material. Specifications: Material: Cemented carbide. Shank diameter: 6mm. Head diameter: Large F - 12mm; Small F - 10mm; C - 10mm; D - 10mm. Quantity: 4. Package includes: 4 rotary burrs. /> .Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Diameter6 mm
- Shank typeCylindrical
- Compatible machineRotary hammer
- Suitable forMetal
- Material to Work OnConcrete
- MaterialCarbide
- Coating for drill bits and milling cuttersCarbide
- Bit typeRotary file
- ManoMano ReferenceME220750025
- MMID869826755556
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-72004
- EAN9140747334042
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