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Sealey PCL Screwed Tailpiece - Tooled Up recorded price
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Sealey PCL Screwed Tailpiece
Sealey DIY & Hardware
Product description
This screwed tailpiece features a 1/4" BSPT thread with a 5/16" bore, offering an intermediate airflow capacity that bridges standard and high-volume applications. This variant is particularly versatile, fitting Vertex slim type coupling bodies whilst maintaining excellent airflow characteristics. Supplied in packs of 5. Manufactured in the UK, this tailpiece delivers consistent performance with a free airflow rate of 35-43cfm (991-1218L/min) at 100psi (7bar). The 5/16" bore provides optimal airflow for a wide range of pneumatic tools, making it an excellent choice for general workshop and engineering use where versatility is essential. Features and Benefits: • 1/4" BSPT thread with 5/16" bore configuration • Compatible with Vertex slim type coupling bodies • Pack of 5 for professional applications • Free airflow rate: 35-43cfm (991-1218L/min) at 100psi (7bar) • UK manufactured to PCL standards • Ideal for all types of wrenches, sanders, and grinders Specifications: Brand: PCL Hose Size: 5/16" Bore Nett Weight: 0.09kg Pack Qty: 5 Thread Size: 1/4"BSPT
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£14.95
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