Shield 16-128-0126B-1 | Shields Marine Split Wire Conduit Flexible Flame Retardant Black 50' Hose seachoice-mushroom-anchor Manufacturer Part Number: 47621

Name: Shield 16-128-0126B-1 | Shields Marine Split Wire Conduit Flexible Flame Retardant Black 50' Hose seachoice-mushroom-anchor Manufacturer Part Number: 47621
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64438737053
Price: 37.09 USD
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Rating: 4.1449 (7 reviews)

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Shield 16 128 0126B 1 Shields Marine Split Wire Conduit Flexible Flame Retardant Black 50' Hose seachoice mushroom anchor Manufacturer Part Number: 47621 Manufacturer Part Number: 47621 Approach any harbor and inlet with confidence Category: Electrical Wiring Accessories Provides chafing and quality appearance in marine wiring systems

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