Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02250FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 250' Dark Blue PMBOTT3 The unit is IP67-rated for

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02250FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 250' Dark Blue PMBOTT3 The unit is IP67-rated for
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25717141355
Price: 39.69 USD
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Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02250FT Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 250' Dark Blue PMBOTT3 The unit is IP67 rated for The unit is IP67 rated for excellence in resistance to water and harsh outdoor environments The size 3 Barton plain bearing blocks have a 45mm (1 3 4" sheave size 3 block range that incorporates modern design with stainless steel frames and the latest advanced materials Designed to meet the requirements of Underwriters Laboratories Manufacturer Part Number: A2018T02250FT

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