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1/2" - Chicago Coupling – 2-Leg with Hose Tail
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1/2" - Chicago Coupling – 2-Leg with Hose Tail

AED 0.27

The 2-leg Chicago coupling with hose tail is designed for secure and fast connections in air and fluid transfer systems. The hose tail end fits directly into a hose, tight connection with other Chicago-style couplings.

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The 2-leg Chicago coupling with hose tail is designed for secure and fast connections in air and fluid transfer systems. The hose tail end fits directly into a hose, tight connection with other Chicago-style couplings.

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