Trident Marine 316 SS Non-Perforated Worm Gear Hose Clamp - 3/8" Band - 7/16"–21/32" Clamping Range - 10-Pack - SAE Size 4 hub-stormline-jackets �Ģ Excellent chemical resistance�� 40569

Name: Trident Marine 316 SS Non-Perforated Worm Gear Hose Clamp - 3/8" Band - 7/16"–21/32" Clamping Range - 10-Pack - SAE Size 4 hub-stormline-jackets �Ģ Excellent chemical resistance�� 40569
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SKU: 7493366212
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Trident Marine 316 SS Non Perforated Worm Gear Hose Clamp 3 8" Band 7 16"–21 32" Clamping Range 10 Pack SAE Size 4 hub stormline jackets �Ģ Excellent chemical resistance�� 40569 �Ģ Excellent chemical resistance�� this allows easy adjustment without having to disassemble the rail mount brackets Screw Drive: 316 Stainless Steel 7 316 SS Non Perforated Worm Gear Hose Clamp 3 8" Band 7 16"–21 32" Clamping Range 10 Pack SAE Size 4

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