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Boat Hand Rail Fittings 60 Degree 1" Round Base Marine Stainless Steel on 2040-parts.com

US $7.59
Location:

shandong, China

shandong, China
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 Boat Hand Rail Fittings 60 Degree 1" Round Base Marine Stainless Steel

Round base for pipe 1''

Lost wax process and AISI stainless steel 316

Surface polishing

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