1/2 inch Irrigation Fittings End Plugs For (1/2" ID x0.6-0.63" OD) 16mm Drip Tubing Connectors-10 Pcs/pack Charging Cradle Health-Conscious Materials: Made from heat-resistant

Name: 1/2 inch Irrigation Fittings End Plugs For (1/2" ID x0.6-0.63" OD) 16mm Drip Tubing Connectors-10 Pcs/pack Charging Cradle Health-Conscious Materials: Made from heat-resistant
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65801640736
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1 2 inch Irrigation Fittings End Plugs For (1 2" ID x0.6 0.63" OD) 16mm Drip Tubing Connectors 10 Pcs pack Charging Cradle Health Conscious Materials: Made from heat resistant Health Conscious Materials: Made from heat resistant borosilicate glass and food grade 304 stainless steel Bring You Much Convenience Even When You Are Travelling 【Material】:Made of strong and practical hard plastic parts 【Products include】: 10 Pcs 1 2 inch end plug barbed connectors

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