Pacer Electronics 1634 12-10 5/16 Heat Shrink Ring on 2040-parts.com
Stuart, Florida, US
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Sold as unit of measure: PK. High grade fully annealed tin plated copper with brazed wire barrel seam. Insulated with heat shrinkable polyolefin. Upon heating the inner lining melts and flows thus filling all crevices and cavities while bonding all substrates. When cooled a completely sealed connection exists. Picture may be stock file photo from manufacturer, not actual product. Please check description and verify part numbers. Manufacturer's Part Number - 1634 Pictures and descriptions may be stock file photos/descriptions from manufacturer, not actual product. Please verify part numbers and contact us with any questions. |
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