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R134a, 134a, R-134a, Can Taper For The New

R134a, 134a, R-134a, Can Taper For The New "Self-Sealing" Cans, Now Required!

$ 4.22

Availability: 10 in stock
  • Part Brand: interdynamics
  • Returns Accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Modified Item: No
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Warranty: Yes
  • Superseded Part Number: refrigerant R134a
  • Other Part Number: 134a
  • Brand: FJC, Inc.
  • Non-Domestic Product: No
  • Condition: New
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 6029
  • Interchange Part Number: 134

    Description

    Gregoriou Brothers Refrigeration Since 1979
    Frosty-Freeze
    R134a, 134a, R-134a, Can Taper For The New "Self-Sealing" Cans, Now Required!
    This is a top mount, screw on, can taper.
    It will screw on top of the new style "Self-Sealing" cans.
    The hose connection is called 1/2" AME R134a threads.
    It is very important to use the new correct can taper on the new "self-Sealing Cans" or you will damage the seal disk and refrigerant will leak out the can.
    This is a top mount, screw on, can taper. It will screw on top of the new style "Self-Sealing" cans. The hose connection is called 1/2" AME R134a threads. It is very important to use the new correct can taper on the new "self-Sealing Cans" or you will damage the seal disk and refrigerant will leak out the can.
    Gregoriou Brothers Refrigeration Since 1979
    Frosty-Freeze
    R134a, 134a, R-134a, Can Taper For The New "Self-Sealing" Cans, Now Required!
    This is a top mount, screw on, can taper.
    It will screw on top of the new style "Self-Sealing" cans.
    The hose connection is called 1/2" AME R134a threads.
    It is very important to use the new correct can taper on the new "self-Sealing Cans" or you will damage the seal disk and refrigerant will leak out the can.
    This is a top mount, screw on, can taper.
    It will screw on top of the new style "Self-Sealing" cans.
    The hose connection is called 1/2" AME R134a threads.
    It is very important to use the new correct can taper on the new "self-Sealing Cans" or you will damage the seal disk and refrigerant will leak out the can.