1 3/4" - 304 Stainless Steel - .065 Wall - 3" Clr - Not Exactly 180° Bend on 2040-parts.com
Tower City, Pennsylvania, United States
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1 Piece 1 3/4" 304 Stainless Steel .065 Wall CLR: 3" Leg Length: minimum 7", some may be longer Not exactly 180° Bend, some bends may be 175°-180° Good smooth bends - no wrinkles Mandrel Bent 180SS-175-3CLR Please Note: We are a production bending shop, some bends may be oily from the bending operation. |
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