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Edelmann 162500 5/16" Brass Compression Union Quantity Of 3 - 5/16 Inch Tube on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
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Heber, Arizona, United States

Heber, Arizona, United States
(NOS No Original Packaging)
Brand:Edelmann Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:162500 Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown UPC:21597602255

Edelmann 162500 5/16" Brass Compression Union Quantity of 3 - 5/16 Inch Tube (1/2-24 Thread) Diameter 1 (In): 5/16 Inch UPC: 21597602255 (NOS No Original Package)

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