Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 100' Dark Blue WINTER_FUEL_STABILIZERS_AND_FOGGING | Centek fittings are easy

Name: Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 100' Dark Blue WINTER_FUEL_STABILIZERS_AND_FOGGING | Centek fittings are easy
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47404649946
Price: 20.89 USD
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Rating: 4.828 (26 reviews)

Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02100FT | Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 100' Dark Blue WINTER_FUEL_STABILIZERS_AND_FOGGING | Centek fittings are easy

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Cobra Wire and Cable A2018T02100FT Primary Tinned Copper Wire 18 AWG 100' Dark Blue WINTER_FUEL_STABILIZERS_AND_FOGGING Centek fittings are easy Centek fittings are easy to install when repairing Dimensions: 33 × 6 × 6 Designed to meet the requirements of Underwriters Laboratories Manufacturer Part Number: A2018T02100FT

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