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VELVAC 020118-7 Part Description
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Product Description
Convoluted Split Loom
Features & Benefits
- A high-quality convoluted split loom suitable for engine compartment use
- With a split seam, allowing you to easily insert and repair wires, tubing, cables, etc.
- Made with a convoluted black nylon for excellent pinch and abrasion resistance
- Can withstand temperatures from -40 degrees to +200 degrees F
- Meets FMVSS 302 requirements
Velvac Wire Loom
If you're looking for a high temperature loom that can contain all the wires you need to connect all your components in your engine bay, the Velvac wire loom is a great choice. Made using only the highest-quality material, this product ensures your wires are secured against the adverse effects of vibrations, abrasions, and moisture.
VELVAC 020118-7 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Material | Nylon |
| Color | Black |
| Inside Diameter | 1-1/2" IN |
| Roll Length | 100' FT |
| Product | Convoluted Split Loom |
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VELVAC 020118-7 Manufacturer Information
Velvac® is a leading manufacturer of air brake and valve components for heavy duty trucks. Founded in 1934 as Vacuum Power Equipment Company, the company has grown tremendously over the years with new products included in its catalog, such as mirrors, cameras and vision systems, fuel system products, and accessories. Six years after Vacuum Power Equipment Company opened its doors for business, its name was changed to "Velvac" because of the popularity of its Velvet Vacuum Brakes brand. Today, Velvac continues to expand and upgrade its broad product categories to meet its customers' increasing demands. Its main headquarters is in New Berlin, WI, and its primary manufacturing facility is in Reynosa, Mexico.
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