Purple Wire Covering Loom Convoluted Tubing Split Loom 3/4 Dia. By 25 Feet on 2040-parts.com
Floral City, Florida, United States
THIS IS SPLIT CONVOLUTED TUBING ONE PIECE 3/4 IN DIAMETER AND 25 FEET LONG
GREAT FOR KEEPING WIRES TOGETHER,ALSO COMMONLY USED FOR ABRASION PROTECTION ON SPARK PLUG WIRES AND HOSES ..I DO COMBINE SHIPPING...THANKS FOR LOOKING!! |
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