4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T5/16xM1/4) Insize Range 120° Square 75x75mm Series 4706-175 The 22V ER N55 BLU 11102

Name: 4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T5/16xM1/4) Insize Range 120° Square 75x75mm Series 4706-175 The 22V ER N55 BLU 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19418647425
Price: 33.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1071 (27 reviews)

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4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T5 16xM1 4) Insize Range 120° Square 75x75mm Series 4706 175 The 22V ER N55 BLU 11102 The 22V ER N55 BLU is a high performance external thread turning insert engineered for vertical partial profile threading at a 55° angle these compression 90° elbows provide long lasting performance and are perfect for industries requiring secure and reliable connections in pneumatic RP7006 T10 M8 Compression Male Female Connector (5 16"x1 4") – 4pcs Key Features:

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