4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T3/8xM1/4) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0-1500mm / 0-60" Range Series 1106-1502 Coolant: Internal coolant bore 11102

Name: 4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T3/8xM1/4) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0-1500mm / 0-60" Range Series 1106-1502 Coolant: Internal coolant bore 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62170567538
Price: 33.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6939 (18 reviews)

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4pc Brass Compression Male Female Connector (T3 8xM1 4) Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0 1500mm 0 60" Range Series 1106 1502 Coolant: Internal coolant bore 11102 Coolant: Internal coolant bore delivering superior clamping and machining precision long lasting solution for industries requiring multiple secure connections in fluid and pneumatic systems RP7006 T12 M8 Brass Compression Male Female Connector (3 8"x1 4") – 4pcs

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