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US $21.59
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Multiple Warehouses, United States

Multiple Warehouses, United States
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Condition:New Brand:Aeroquip Merchandising Name:AQP High Pressure Adapter Manufacturer Part Number:FCM2963 Part Brand:Aeroquip Warranty:YES UPC:678146007292

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AQP High Pressure Adapter

AQP High Pressure Adapter; -06AN Dash Size; 1/2-20 in. Pipe Size; Inverted Flare; Steel;


FEATURES:
  • AQP High Pressure Adapter
  • Steel

In operation for over 65 years, Eaton's Aeroquip name represents quality and innovation in the hydraulics industry. Eaton offers Aeroquip hose, fittings, adapters, couplings and fluid connectors for all pressures in industrial, aerospace and automotive applications. Manufacturing facilities strategically located around the globe allows Eaton to offer Aeroquip product on demand to keep its customers up and running around the clock.

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Founded in 1967 as central New York's premier engine, machine and speed shop, today's Burkart Automotive represents two generations of family-owned and operated history. As the area's racing and performance hotspot, Burkart Automotive helped mainstream drag racing by bringing such big names as Bruce Larson, Tommy Ivo, King and Marshall and an array of other kings of the quarter mile on site for appearances as they worked their way across the northeast racing circuit.

Burkart Automotive specializes in engine building and machine work, 4x4 and off road accessories, and speed and performance gear. "The mission of the team at Burkart Automotive is simple - to be the best choice in the industry for your high-quality speed and performance needs. Whether it's a simple part or a high-performance custom engine, we want your experience to be just right. Our service, our integrity and our lineup of high quality products are the top priorities here at Burkart Automotive, and our goal is to bring you into our family when you buy from us."

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