Ms21919wdg7 Clamp on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
This is 1ea. lot of 10ea. new MS21919WDG7 clamps made with aluminum metal and chloroprene rubber cushioning(black with blue stripe and with a wedge), with a 7/16in. inside diameter when installed and is secured with a #10 screw or bolt and are used a lot in aircraft.
Thank you very much for looking and please see any other items that I might have listed. I will combine shipping of items and give the savings back in cash or in extra clamps, which ever the buyer perfers.
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