Aeroquip Straight, 45 Degree, -3 An Male To 1/8 In. Npt *free Shipping* on 2040-parts.com
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AN Size: -3
AN Attachment Type: Male threads NPT Size: 1/8 in. NPT Attachment Type: Male threads Fitting Angle: 45 degree Swivel: No Fitting Material: Aluminum Fitting Finish: Blue anodized Quantity: Sold individually. |
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