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Expanding arbors "SCHAUBLIN" W12
The SCHAUBLIN monobloc expanding arbor is designed for internal clamping of workpieces. It offers an ideal solution for long or small-diameter parts, thanks to its rigid and precise construction.
This expanding arbor is a single-piece design: a shank (similar to a collet) and a front clamping section machined as one unit. It is made of hardened and ground steel, designed for a specific clamping diameter, and delivered ready to use for B and W type mounts.
Where your order ships from. All our shipments leave Switzerland, from our warehouse in Val Terbi. International orders are consolidated at our premises, then sent as a single parcel.
Carrier. UPS worldwide, Swiss Post for deliveries within Switzerland. A tracking number is sent to you as soon as the parcel leaves.
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Customs and import taxes. Our prices are shown excluding VAT. For deliveries outside Switzerland, customs duties and import taxes are not included: they are collected by the carrier on delivery and remain payable by the recipient.
Returns. Right of return within 30 days. The terms are set out in our refund policy.
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