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Bitspower BP-MB45R2CPF-CC2 1/4" BSPP - 3/8" ID - 1/2" OD Rotary 45 Degree Comp -Matte Black

Scan code: LN32593 Manufacturer code: BP-MB45R2CPF-CC2

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Bitspower BP-MB45R2CPF-CC2 1/4" BSPP - 3/8" ID - 1/2" OD Rotary 45 Degree Comp -Matte Black

Scan code: LN32593 Manufacturer code: BP-MB45R2CPF-CC2

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Product Overview This fitting is for the system builders who do not want to use hose clamps or zip ties.
This will secure tubing on the fitting.
Features Details:
• Perfect Black Matte Surface treatment
• TRUE Hi-Flow
• Hidden UV Green O-Ring Design

Compatibility:
• All G1/4" (1/4" BSPP) ports
• All 3/8" ID - 1/2" OD Hose

ID = Inside Hose Diameter | OD = Outside Hose Diameter

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