HCI Preferred Supplier 50008 Pipe Coupling, Steel, 1/2 in Nominal, FPT End Style
HCI Preferred Supplier 50008 Pipe Coupling, Steel, 1/2 in Nominal, FPT End Style
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BrandGeneric
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Manufacturer Part Number50008
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CountryUSA
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MaterialSteel
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Fitting/Connector TypeCoupling
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Nominal Size1/2 in
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Domestic/ImportImport
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End StyleFPT
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UNSPSC40172600
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsSAE 140138
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HCI Preferred Supplier 50008 Pipe Coupling, Steel, 1/2 in Nominal, FPT End Style
HCI Preferred Supplier 50008 Pipe Coupling, Steel, 1/2 in Nominal, FPT End Style
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