Customer rating 4.8/5!Phantom ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B) Collet ER 32 470E, standard, 15 µm 2 mm - 82.832.0200
Phantom ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B) Collet ER 32 470E, standard, 15 µm 2 mm - 82.832.0200
Phantom ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B) Collet ER 32 470E, standard, 15 µm 2 mm - 82.832.0200
Phantom ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B) Collet ER 32 470E, standard, 15 µm 2 mm - 82.832.0200
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Product description
Product description
ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B), for tools with straight shank
| Type | ER32 |
|---|---|
| Diameter Ø (d2) | 2 mm |
| Clamping range (Ø) | 2-1,5 mm |
| Diameter Ø (d1) | 33 mm |
| Total length (l1) | 40 mm |
| Norm | ISO 15488-B (DIN 6499-B) |
Article number: 82.832.0200. EAN: 8716563486282
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