1 Ea. E38c37 Coupling, Clamp on 2040-parts.com
Sanger, Texas, US
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1 ea. E38C37 Coupling, Clamp. Grooved, Manufactured by Janitrol. National Stock Number is 5342-00-658-6899. Shape is round with an inside diameter of 4.000 inches, nominal. There are three segments. Material is corrosion resistant steel overall. There is a single latch with a self locking hex nut. New, mint condition from the close out of the inventory of a major supplier to the aerospace industry. Shipping will be via First Class Mail. Multiple orders will be combined to save on shipping cost. If you have won multiple auctions, PLEASE WAIT for our e-mail showing your Total w/ combined shipping cost before making payment. ***** INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS : WE WILL NOT FALSIFY INFORMATION ON THE CUSTOMS FORM ***** We accept PayPal (preferred) , Visa/Mastercard/Discover . E-mail any questions. Texas sales tax (6.25%) applies to in-state sales unless exempt. Haire Aviation LLC |
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