Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 3.875" x 5.125" x 0.500" (TA2) - Nitrile/Carbon Steel

Marsoni

M251S

$181.30

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Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 3.875" x 5.125" x 0.500" (TA2) - Nitrile/Carbon SteelProduct Details : Rotary Shaft Oil Seal 3. 875" x 5. 125" x 0. 500" (TA2) Nitrile Carbon Steel Part No: S0387505125 500TA2 Product Type: Rotary Shaft Oil Seal Seal Type: TA2 Spring: With Spring Material(s): Nitrile Carbon Steel System Of Measure: INCH Dimensions: 3. 875" x 5. 125" x 0. 500" Interior Diameter: 3. 875" Outside Diameter: 5. 125" Height: 0. 500" For any information about products, please contact us. *Photos for reference purposes only.

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