ITS Diamond Tooling - 3" 5-Segment Non Beveled Pucks - Extremely Hard Bond - 16/20 Grit Grit:16/20 Grit Adjustable Discharge Elbow for Overhead Pads & Brushes

Name: ITS Diamond Tooling - 3" 5-Segment Non Beveled Pucks - Extremely Hard Bond - 16/20 Grit Grit:16/20 Grit Adjustable Discharge Elbow for Overhead Pads & Brushes
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 24255410658
Price: 144.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8325000000000005 (17 reviews)

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SKU 24255410658

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ITS Diamond Tooling 3" 5 Segment Non Beveled Pucks Extremely Hard Bond 16 20 Grit Grit:16 20 Grit Adjustable Discharge Elbow for Overhead Pads & Brushes Adjustable Discharge Elbow for Overhead Application This JS 131 has several key features to provide accuracy With a wide range of metal bond and PCD options we can make your machine more productive Syntec manufacture premium quality diamond tooling to fit STI grinders

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