10pcs 10mm 3/8 Elbow Barb Plastic Hose Tube Connection Joiner Adapter 90 Degree on 2040-parts.com
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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10mm Equal Elbow Barb Plastic Hose Tube Connection Joiner Adapter
Elbow Adapter fittings are 3/8" OD single hose barb. They are made of hard black nylon and are automotive industry approved. High impact resistance and tensile strength. Resistance to fuels and lubricants. Commonly used in fuel line, vacuum system and general purpose applications. Great for Dry Cell End Plates, Bubbler/Scrubbers, and Reservoirs. Can be used for Automotive, Boat (Marine), Irrigation, Hydroponic, Pneumatic, and Aquarium applications. |
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