Travis Coupling Male to Female Reducer (without seal) - Plated Steel Size:127mm Male x 102mm Female Branding: Continental Frontier – 250 Hose Size (I.D):16mm

Name: Travis Coupling Male to Female Reducer (without seal) - Plated Steel Size:127mm Male x 102mm Female Branding: Continental Frontier – 250 Hose Size (I.D):16mm
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 17225505784
Price: 144.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4536 (16 reviews)

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Travis Coupling Male to Female Reducer (without seal) Plated Steel Size:127mm Male x 102mm Female Branding: Continental Frontier – 250 Hose Size (I.D):16mm Branding: Continental Frontier – 250 PSI WP Unit Construction Materials: Polypropylene Coploymer Travis Coupling Male to Female Reducer (without seal) Plated Steel

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