Continental NH3 Adapter - 1" MPT x 1-3/4" Male ACME

Marsoni

M251S

$46.40

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Continental NH3 Adapter - 1" MPT x 1-3/4" Male ACMEThe Continental NH3 Adapter (Part Number: A 524 B) is a high quality, durable adapter designed for use with anhydrous ammonia (NH3) systems. This adapter features a 1" Male Pipe Thread (MPT) and a 1 3 4" Male ACME thread, making it versatile and compatible with various NH3 applications. Key Features: Material: Zinc plated steel for rust and corrosion resistance Thread Sizes: ACME Thread Size: 1 3 4" Male ACME Pipe Thread Size: 1" MPT Length: 2 1 4"

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