Dixon BS62-200 Anodized Aluminum Bayonet Style Dry Disconnect Tank Truck Fitting, 90 Degree Swivel Coupler with Viton Seal, 2" Coupling x 2" NPT Female Diesel Light Duty (Leaded) Maximum Storage Temperature (°F) 158 FR 807C

Name: Dixon BS62-200 Anodized Aluminum Bayonet Style Dry Disconnect Tank Truck Fitting, 90 Degree Swivel Coupler with Viton Seal, 2" Coupling x 2" NPT Female Diesel Light Duty (Leaded) Maximum Storage Temperature (°F) 158 FR 807C
Brand: hellosharpness.com
SKU: 25602136473
Price: 249.45 USD
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Dixon BS62-200 Anodized Aluminum Bayonet Style Dry Disconnect Tank Truck Fitting, 90 Degree Swivel Coupler with Viton Seal, 2

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Dixon BS62 200 Anodized Aluminum Bayonet Style Dry Disconnect Tank Truck Fitting, 90 Degree Swivel Coupler with Viton Seal, 2" Coupling x 2" NPT Female Diesel Light Duty (Leaded) Maximum Storage Temperature (°F) 158 FR 807C Maximum Storage Temperature (°F) 158 Stainless Steel Spout provides optimum DEF purity and prevents corrosion Anodized Aluminum Bayonet Style Dry Disconnect Tank Truck Fitting 90 Degree Swivel Coupler with Viton Seal

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