304 Stainless Mandrel Bend Pipe Tubing Tube 3.5" 50 Degree Bend on 2040-parts.com
Townsend, Massachusetts, US
Mandrel bent 3.5" 304 Stainless Steel pipe. Has many uses. Inside length
across the inside of the bend as shown in picture is approximately 13
1/2". The short leg is 5 1/4" and the longer leg is about 8 1/2". Ends are cut by hand. Great
pipe for the price. Picture is of the actual item.
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