Champion 10G x 1/2in S/Tapping Screw Hex Head Phillips-100pk Specialty Comes complete with metal discharge CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Champion 10G x 1/2in S/Tapping Screw Hex Head Phillips-100pk Specialty Comes complete with metal discharge CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43029357770
Price: 33.65 USD
Availability: InStock
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Champion 10G x 1 2in S Tapping Screw Hex Head Phillips 100pk Specialty Comes complete with metal discharge CAM VW1 RT Comes complete with metal discharge spout & telescopic suction tube for use on 15 gallon (50 litres) to 55 gallons (205 litres) barrels WETTED COMPONENTS Steel Aluminum Zinc Nitrile Rubber Polycarbonate RECOMMENDED USE For use with oil based fluids heating oils motor oils heavy & light oils Diesel & kerosene DO NOT USE Water based fluids solvents acids antifreeze gasoline etc smooth contact with cylinder wall Champion 10G x 1 2in S Tapping Screw Hex Head Phillips 100pk Description Zinc Plated

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