DP 400S Cutting Tool with Ejector Button for Drip Tape Hobby Greenhouse 50 feet of 1/4" Tubing Size:44' x 100'- Freight Charges Apply

Name: DP 400S Cutting Tool with Ejector Button for Drip Tape Hobby Greenhouse 50 feet of 1/4" Tubing Size:44' x 100'- Freight Charges Apply
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 97871887674
Price: 55.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.714600000000001 (23 reviews)

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DP 400S Cutting Tool with Ejector Button for Drip Tape Hobby Greenhouse 50 feet of 1 4" Tubing Size:44' x 100' Freight Charges Apply 50 feet of 1 4" Tubing Our plastic and wood tags use wire twist ties for quick Re use year after year DP 400S 400 series fitting is a cutting tool with an ejector button for Drip Tape that installs 400 series barbed fittings into a large header line

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