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Bordo 12 x 1.75mm MC 1.5" Chrome Button Die Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge 10"-32 UNF Series - 4633-102 Compact die nut design for 1205-1502S

Name: Bordo 12 x 1.75mm MC 1.5" Chrome Button Die Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge 10"-32 UNF Series - 4633-102 Compact die nut design for 1205-1502S
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 78612095940
Price: 46.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1053 (12 reviews)

SKU 78612095940 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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Bordo 12 x 1.75mm MC 1.5" Chrome Button Die Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge 10" 32 UNF Series 4633 102 Compact die nut design for 1205 1502S Compact die nut design for threading in confined or hard to reach areas Ensure seamless and efficient tubing connections with our expertly curated Assortment Grab Kit Bordo 12 x 1 5" Chrome Button Die

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