Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 17mm x 27mm x 10mm (TC) - Nitrile/Carbon Steel

Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 17mm x 27mm x 10mm (TC) - Nitrile/Carbon Steel

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Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 17mm x 27mm x 10mm (TC) - Nitrile/Carbon SteelProduct Details : Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 17mm x 27mm x 10mm (TC) Nitrile Carbon Steel Part No: S017027100TC Product Type: Rotary Shaft Oil Seal Seal Type: TC Spring: With Spring Material(s): Nitrile Carbon Steel System Of Measure: METRIC Dimensions: 17mm x 27mm x 10mm Interior Diameter: 17mm Outside Diameter: 27mm Height: 10mm For any information about products, please contact us. *Photos for reference purposes only.

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★★★★★ 5

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Format: Kindle

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