Piston T-Seal (TP) 2.125" x 1.750" x 0.280" - Nitrile/Nylon

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M251S

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Piston T-Seal (TP) 2.125" x 1.750" x 0.280" - Nitrile/NylonProduct Details : Piston T Seal (TP) 2. 125" x 1. 750" x 0. 280" Nitrile Nylon Part No: TP 327 Product Category: Piston Seals Product Type: Piston T Seal Profile: TP O Ring Dash No.: 327 Specification: No back up O ring gland No. Of Pieces: 3 PCS Material(s): Nitrile Nylon Material Code: NBR Nylon Temperature Range: 40F to +225F ( 40C to +107C) Pressure Range: 5000 PSI ( 344 Bar) Surface Speed: < 1. 6 ft s (0. 5 m s) System Of Measurement: Inch Bore

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