Metallsägeband HSS-Co8 Bi 3180 x 27 x 0,9 mm 4-6Z

Metallsägeband HSS-Co8 Bi 3180 x 27 x 0,9 mm 4-6Z

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Metallsägeband HSS-Co8 Bi 3180 x 27 x 0,9 mm 4-6ZProduktbeschreibung Bimetallsgeband bi alfa cobalt M42 Bimetallsgeband mit hochflexiblem Trgerband und Zahnspitzen aus HSS M42 Zahnspitzenhrte 6769 HRC Geeignet fr alle, auch hchstlegierte und schwer zerspanbare Sthle bis zu 1400 N mm Festigkeit Hook Zahn: fr Vollmaterial ab 50 mm Lnge 3180 mm Breite 27 mm Strke 0,9 mm Zhne pro Zoll 46 Zahnform H Stahl <850 N empfohlen Stahl <1000 N empfohlen Stahl <1400 N empfohlen Stahl <42 HRC geeignet INOX

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