Trend Aluminium UPVC Straight Single Flute Water Slot Cutter
£58.95 at Tooled Up · 19% below amazon price £72.95
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The Trend Aluminium UPVC Straight Single Flute Water Slot Cutter is a specialist routing bit designed for drilling and slotting uPVC plastic profiles with precision and control.
Engineered for plunge cutting and lateral slot milling, this cutter is well-suited to the demands of the window fabrication industry.
The single flute straight configuration helps clear material efficiently during uPVC machining operations.
The extended 100mm overall length and 8mm shank make this bit particularly well suited to water slot routing applications, where reach and stability are essential.
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Engineered for plunge cutting and lateral slot milling, this cutter is well-suited to the demands of the window fabrication industry.
The single flute straight configuration helps clear material efficiently during uPVC machining operations.
The extended 100mm overall length and 8mm shank make this bit particularly well suited to water slot routing applications, where reach and stability are essential.
Material should b
EAN 5027654009901 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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