Restagraf - Moulding Fasteners for Body Belt - Compatible with Citroen, Peugeot - SKU 42617 - Box of 100
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Product Description
Restagraf - Moulding Fasteners for Body Belt - Compatible with Citroen, Peugeot - SKU 42617 - Box of 100
- MOLDING FIXATIONS: These moulding fasteners allow the holding and refitting of the crate belt.
- Compatible with: Citroen Berlingo, C2, C5, C5 II, Saxo, Xantia, Xantia II, XSARA, XSARA II, XSARA PICASSO, PEUGEOT 206, 206+, 307, 307 RESTYLÉ, 407, PARTNER.
- COMPOSITION: Their polyacetal copolymer composition allows you to hold your bodywork components without hurting them, thus avoiding any risk of corrosion, untimely movement or vibration.
- SUITABLE FOR YOUR NEEDS: Each item is packaged to match a specific need. Find these fasteners in blister packs of 4, box of 100, pack of 8.
- Features: Support thickness: 0.8 mm, Trim thickness: 2.8 mm, Overall length: 19 mm, Head diameter: 10 mm, Base diameter: 18 mm, Bridge hole diameter: 6 mm, Hole diameter: 6 mm. Hole diameter: 0.374 cm
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Restagraf
Manufacturer
Restagraf
Binding
Automotive
ItemPartNumber
42617
Model
42617
Color
white
Size
Boîte de 100 pièces
UnitCount
1
EANs
3170400426179
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