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gohantee R12 R410 Refrigerant Charging Valve, R12 R22-1/4“ Male to 1/4” Female, R410-1/4" Male to 5/16" Female, Safety Adapter Flow Control Ball Valve for R12 R22 R410 Air Conditioner Manifold sold2026 5/6 Inches Phone Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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gohantee R12 R410 Refrigerant Charging Valve, R12 R22 1 4“ Male to 1 4” Female, R410 1 4" Male to 5 16" Female, Safety Adapter Flow Control Ball Valve for R12 R22 R410 Air Conditioner Manifold sold2026 5 6 Inches Phone Style:Crimped Wire Wheel 5 6 Inches Phone GSC International 4 30421 Electric Calorimeter R12 R22 1 4“ Male to 1 4” Female The R410 refrigeration charging safety adaptor with 1 4" SAE and 5 16" Female Thread

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