Seachoice 50-23419 | Stainless Steel Marine Hose Clamps 9/16" Band #40 10/Bx GROUP+ambassador-marine-recessed-shower-stainless-steel-lid-plastic-cup-small-sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: 100517

Name: Seachoice 50-23419 | Stainless Steel Marine Hose Clamps 9/16" Band #40 10/Bx GROUP+ambassador-marine-recessed-shower-stainless-steel-lid-plastic-cup-small-sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: 100517
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Seachoice 50 23419 Stainless Steel Marine Hose Clamps 9 16" Band #40 10 Bx GROUP+ambassador marine recessed shower stainless steel lid plastic cup small sprayer Manufacturer Part Number: 100517 Manufacturer Part Number: 100517 Part #: ART 3 Made of high grade stainless steel Seachoice marine grade clamps offer greater corrosion resistance and are ideal for recreational boating applications

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