Coilhose® B0604 Rigid Barb Fitting, 1/8 in Nominal, MPT End Style, Brass, Domestic
Coilhose® B0604 Rigid Barb Fitting, 1/8 in Nominal, MPT End Style, Brass, Domestic
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BrandCoilhose®
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UPC029292214469
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Manufacturer Part NumberB0604
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CountryUSA
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MaterialBrass
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Fitting/Connector TypeAdapter
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TypeRigid
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Nominal Size1/8 in
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Dimensions3/8 in ID Hose
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Domestic/ImportDomestic
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End StyleMPT
- Exacting tolerances and strict quality control standards
- Made of solid brass, barb fittings with properly crimped ferrules or clamps can be used with Flexeel, nitrile, rubber and thermoplastic hose
- Reusable fittings can be used with nitrile and rubber hose
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 216FE8 |
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UNSPSC40141734
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Package Description1/PK
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