715STBK - Milton® 1/4" FNPT Industrial Interchange (M-STYLE®) Quick-Connect Steel Coupler (Box of 100) ZE3420 and telescoping pickup ze1542

Name: 715STBK - Milton® 1/4" FNPT Industrial Interchange (M-STYLE®) Quick-Connect Steel Coupler (Box of 100) ZE3420 and telescoping pickup ze1542
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5081094549
Price: 462.50 USD
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715STBK Milton® 1 4" FNPT Industrial Interchange (M STYLE®) Quick Connect Steel Coupler (Box of 100) ZE3420 and telescoping pickup ze1542 and telescoping pickup Kit Includes: M Style Plug + 4 Air Chucks (Ball foot Milton®s Industrial (M style®) quick connect couplers are made of heavy duty steel which is ideal for applications requiring a durable and long lasting pneumatic coupler These couplers are interchangeable and compatible with most manufacturers version of M style®s

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