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Bitspower BP-MBWP-C30 G1/4" Black Sparkle 45 Degree IG 1/4" Adapter - Black Matte Finish

Scan code: LN32600 Manufacturer code: BP-MBWP-C30

End Of Life

Bitspower BP-MBWP-C30 G1/4" Black Sparkle 45 Degree IG 1/4" Adapter - Black Matte Finish

Scan code: LN32600 Manufacturer code: BP-MBWP-C30

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Product Overview These new G 1/4" 45 degree angle adapters are perfect for tight spaces and change the direction of your water input or output without affecting flow. Great for tight spaces where you need to change the flow of your loop. These are great! Great looking new black matte finish.
Features Features:
• Real Hi-Flow Design.
• Hi-Quality Copper Material.
• 45-Degree Adapter Angle.
• Outstanding Outlook.
• RoHS Ready

Specifications:
• Product Name : G 1/4" Silver Shiny 45 Degree IG 1/4" Adapter
• Model Name : BP-BSWP-C30
• Material : Hi-Quality Brass - Black Matte Finish
• Color : Black
• One Fitting for the price. Picture is to show two angles only.

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