Hybrid Threadlocker, Orange, High, 10 ml, Bottle

Hybrid Threadlocker, Orange, High, 10 ml, Bottle

Marsoni

M251S

$27.24

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Hybrid Threadlocker, Orange, High, 10 ml, BottleStronger than blue medium strength threadlocker, but still removable with normal hand tools and extra force Ideal for high vibration parts and applications Recommended for lightweight, high performance engine parts as well as marine, powersports, power tools and industrial equipment Protects threads from corrosion Meets ASTM Standards ASTM D5363 AN0331 and Military Specification 46163A, Type II, Grade O Specifications Format 10 ml Container Type

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