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700+ Aluminum Hi-lok Collars - Hl84-6 And Hl79-6 on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Greenwood, Indiana, US

Greenwood, Indiana, US
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Here is one lot of 700+ aluminum Hi-Lok collars.  You get 600 HL84-6 blue collars.  These are 2024 T-6 aluminum alloy, have 10-32 threads, and are used on 1/32" oversize Hi-Lok pins in shear application.  The winning bidder also get 135 HL79-6 red aluminum collars.  The red collars are 2024 T-6 aluminum alloy, have 10-32 threads, and are used on standard size and 1/64" oversize Hi-Lok pins in shear application. Great for that Boeing, homebuilt, or racecar.  Thanks

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