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APT, UHMW (Ultra-high Molecular Weight) Polyethylene Tape, Resists Abrasion, Impact, for Surface Protection and Friction and Noise Reduction for Lining Sliding Surfaces. (2" x 5Yds, 5 Mil UHMW) 2" x 5Yds Size:2" x 5Yds The Position Indicator on the Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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APT, UHMW (Ultra high Molecular Weight) Polyethylene Tape, Resists Abrasion, Impact, for Surface Protection and Friction and Noise Reduction for Lining Sliding Surfaces. (2" x 5Yds, 5 Mil UHMW) 2" x 5Yds Size:2" x 5Yds The Position Indicator on the Style:Crimped Wire Wheel The Position Indicator on the top of actuator can help you see the on off state of the valve Line thickness: 8mm Resists Abrasion (2" x 5Yds

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