TFC 3838 Straight Hose Barb Compression Fittings G1/4 to 10mm Tube (3/8") - (10 Pack)
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TFC 3838 Straight Hose Barb Compression Fittings G1/4 to 10mm Tube (3/8") - (10 Pack)
Scan code: LN27565 Manufacturer code: 3838
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TFC 3838 Straight Hose Barb Compression Fittings G1/4 to 10mm Tube (3/8") - (10 Pack)

TFC 3838 Straight Hose Barb Compression Fittings G1/4 to 10mm Tube (3/8") - (10 Pack)
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Scan code: LN27565 Manufacturer code: 3838
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Product Overview The TFC STRAIGHT BARB is a fitting for use with water cooling products. The standard thread with rubber o-ring allows it to screw securely into water cooling components with a tight leak proof seal. The connection is designed for use with PVC and PUR tubing. The inner diameter of the TFC STRAIGHT BARB has been maximized to the maximum. It guarantees the best possible flow rate and the minimum of flow restriction. Features • G1/4 to 10mm Tube (3/8")
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Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Scan
Telephone:
01204-474747
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