Anvil® 0318907763 Pipe Bushing, 2 x 1 in Nominal, Cast Iron, Black Oxide, Domestic
Anvil® 0318907763 Pipe Bushing, 2 x 1 in Nominal, Cast Iron, Black Oxide, Domestic
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BrandAnvil®
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UPC690291347542
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Manufacturer Part Number0318907763
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CountryUSA
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FinishBlack Oxide
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MaterialCast Iron
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Fitting/Connector TypeBushing
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Nominal Size2 x 1 in
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Domestic/ImportDomestic
- Anvil standard and extra heavy cast iron threaded fittings are manufactured in accordance with ASME-B16.4 (except plugs and bushings, ASME B16.14).
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
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| Fastenal | 66332 |
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UNSPSC40172303
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