EK-CSQ Extender 8mm G1/4 - Black

EK-CSQ Extender 8mm G1/4 - Black
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Scan code: LN59474 Manufacturer code: 3831109845981

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Product Overview EK-CSQ Extender G1/4 is suitable to extend port from block in order to fasten larger fittings that would normally be obstructed by hardware. Features Threading: G 1/4"
Thread length: 5mm
Diameter: 18.8mm
Height: 8mm

Specifications
Edition
Type
Colour	Black
Construction
Port Thread	G1/4"
Inner Diameter (ID)
Outer Diameter (OD)
Compatible Materials
Compatible Coolants
Compatible Tubing & Fittings
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Additional Information
Scan Code	LN59474
Model Number	3831109845981
GTIN	3831109845981

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EK-CSQ Extender 8mm G1/4 - Black

EK-CSQ Extender 8mm G1/4 - Black