Nigo Industrial Co. Brass Tube Fitting, SAE 45 Degree Flare Fitting, Cap Nut (Nominal Pipe Size:3/8"), Actual Inside Diameter: 0.57 Inch (9/16 Inch) 3/8" Tube OD auspowers_batchsix Suitable for industrial field use industrial
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USD148.00
Nigo Industrial Co. Brass Tube Fitting, SAE 45 Degree Flare Fitting, Cap Nut (Nominal Pipe Size:3/8"), Actual Inside Diameter: 0.57 Inch (9/16 Inch) 3/8" Tube OD auspowers_batchsix Suitable for industrial field use industrial
USD107.00
USD148.00
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Nigo Industrial Co. Brass Tube Fitting, SAE 45 Degree Flare Fitting, Cap Nut (Nominal Pipe Size:3 8"), Actual Inside Diameter: 0.57 Inch (9 16 Inch) 3 8" Tube OD auspowers_batchsix Suitable for industrial field use industrial Suitable for industrial field use 5mm (3 8")Compatible With GM: 11513599 Front & Rear Bumpers & General Purpose 1992 Zinc Organic25 Per Package liquefied petroleum or propane and LP Gas Air Used with brass Ltd manufactures a wide variety of valves and pipe fittings
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