Vibrant -12 AN SS Braided Flex Hose (10 foot roll)

Vibrant -12 AN SS Braided Flex Hose (10 foot roll)

Marsoni

M251S

$106.99

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Vibrant -12 AN SS Braided Flex Hose (10 foot roll)Vibrant Performance Braided Flex Hoses are available in Stainless Steel and Nylon braided covers which provide excellent abrasion resistance and surrounds a reinforced CPE synthetic rubber inner liner. Our Braided Flex Hoses are suitable for oil, water, fuel, coolant and vacuum service. Also suitable for E85 and methanol use but fumes will permeate through this type of hose when fuel is left stagnant for long periods of time. See our PTFE Flex Hose

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012