FS Tool 18869-12 Corrugated Toolhead – 137mm (5-3/8″) Dia. × 230mm (9″) Kerf × 4T
$1,142.30
- 137mm (5-3/8") Dia. × 230mm (9") Kerf × 4T
FS Tool 188 Corrugated Toolheads
| Part No. | 18869-12 |
|---|---|
| Series | 188 |
| Description | 137mm (5-3/8") Dia. × 230mm (9") Kerf × 4T |
| Diam. Ød | 137mm (5-3/8") |
| Kerf B | 230mm (9") |
| Bore Ød | 40mm 1.575" |
| No. Teeth | 4 |
| Max. Rpm | 8000 |
| Made in | USA (Alma, Michigan) |
Brand
FS Tool
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