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HSK Tool Changer Alignment Gauges - HSK-A 125
Compatible with all HSK-A125 machines. Includes padded storage case.
HSK-KM Tool Changer Alignment Gauge Instruction Manual
Full Data Sheet (440.100)
PDF Data Sheet: HSK Tool Changer Alignment Gauges (440.100)| Product | Gauge |
| Part Type | Tool Changer Alignment |
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- Contact us for other lengths, tapers, and other special requirements.
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