Pull-Out Turning Handle
Price range: $39.00 through $41.00
The Pull-Out Turning Handle by SRECO-FLEXIBLE® can be used to push, pull or turn rods.
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Flexicrome® Coupling Nuts by SRECO-FLEXIBLE® consist of left-hand, fine thread and right-hand, coarse thread coupling nuts. They are machined with premium quality in mind.
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