Nylon Mechanical Pipe Test plug bung with 13mm bypass 73mm to 88mm jacobs taper straight shank chuck arbor 1/2" to JT6 cnc metalwork industrial Comprehensive Selection: Includes 440 pieces 11102

Name: Nylon Mechanical Pipe Test plug bung with 13mm bypass 73mm to 88mm jacobs taper straight shank chuck arbor 1/2" to JT6 cnc metalwork industrial Comprehensive Selection: Includes 440 pieces 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10296588064
Price: 33.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0297 (28 reviews)

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Nylon Mechanical Pipe Test plug bung with 13mm bypass 73mm to 88mm jacobs taper straight shank chuck arbor 1 2" to JT6 cnc metalwork industrial Comprehensive Selection: Includes 440 pieces 11102 Comprehensive Selection: Includes 440 pieces of assorted external and internal circlips in 22 different metric sizes to cover a wide range of applications SKU: 40 026 003 Purge Port: 13 mm Nylon Plug with Purge Valve

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