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Product ID : RF075SP
RF075SP Rollerflex Vac Hose [Express ordering quantity in FEET], ID=0.75 in, OD=0.938 in, Cord=PVC
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Rollerflex Vacuum Hose PVC cord reinforced vacuum hose. Light weight, low cost, and superior corrosion resistance. Ideal for mass spec, food, and other applications.
Rollerflex Vacuum Hose PVC cord reinforced vacuum hose.
Light weight, low cost, and superior corrosion resistance.
Ideal for mass spec, food, and other applications.
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