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1/2 Braided Expandable Sleeving Neon Green Techflex25' on 2040-parts.com

US $8.25
Location:

Castalian Springs, Tennessee, United States

Castalian Springs, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:TECHFLEX Brand:PET

You are buying 25 feet of 1/2" ......  NEON GREEN  expandable sleeving

manufactured by  TECHFLEX   PET - FLEXO  BRAND

1/8  1/4  3/8  1/2  also available

relaxed it is 1/4" (min. diam) ---- expanded it is 3/4"  (max. diam.) 

 ### If you buy 2 or more lengths it will be in 1 PIECE ####

for questions call or email   615 587 2662...

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