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…with 12.5 lbs of hold, handy tip angle guide for 22 and 45 degree angles, and can hold up to 19, 1/8 inch electrodes! Now available in 6 color options
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
Product Details »…molybdenum tooth tips on M42 band saw blades are hardened to 67 - 69 HRC for use on alloy and stainless steel applications up to 1400 N/mn2 tensile.
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