Alera ALECASTERST2 dual-wheel hooded casters B stem 2" black 5/set 100 lb hardware
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A Micro-Quik boring bar with a 0.2760 in diameter, brazed C2 micrograin carbide tip and steel body
This Micro 100 boring bar carries a brazed C2 micrograin carbide tip on a steel body. It is built for precision boring work with a 0.2760 in cutting diameter and a 6 in overall length. Machinists using Micro-Quik tool holders will find it compatible with their existing setup.
Verify the holder bore matches the stated cutting diameter so the bar seats correctly. Confirm the 6 in overall length clears your machine envelope and workpiece without interference. Ensure the C2 carbide grade suits the material you plan to bore.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Micro 100 |
| Product type | Tarps |
The bar includes a brazed C2 micrograin carbide tip on a steel body for Micro-Quik tool holders; inserts, holders and coolant are sold separately.
Only the .2760 in diameter, 6 in length steel version is offered, so select this single configuration.
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