Scan 66116 10mm L plug fitting - complete nickel plated

Scan code: LN33874 Manufacturer code: 66116

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Port Thread
Inner Diameter (ID)
Outer Diameter (OD)
Compatible Materials
Compatible Coolants
Compatible Tubing & Fittings
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Additional Information
Scan Code	LN33874
Model Number	66116
GTIN	4049469061012

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