Trident Marine 316 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamp 3/4" Band - Range 8.25" to 8.69" [720-8500]
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316 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamp 3/4" Band - Range 8.25" to 8.69"Very strong and secure clamp for critical installations. Trident...
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316 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamp 3/4" Band - Range 8.25" to 8.69"
Very strong and secure clamp for critical installations. Trident Marine T-Bolt Clamps are built with safety in mind. With a 3/4″ (19 mm) wide band, this clamp ensures a greater area of coverage for a positive and strong union. It is recommended that two clamps be used on each end of a wet exhaust installation. These clamps can be used on any hose connection with peace of mind that they will last you a very long time. These clamps are sold in 2 configurations; part numbers ending in “L” signify that a long T-Bolt is being used and is for our Rubber Hose products. The part number without the “L” is for our Silicone and PVC products. 3-Year Warranty.
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Trident Marine 316 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamp 3/4" Band - Range 8.25" to 8.69" [720-8500]
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