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Screw Cap Poly-seal Black 38mm (38/400 CT) (25)
Original price was: $17.99.$11.69Current price is: $11.69.
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Phenolic plastic cap (with poly cone (poly-seal) for secure airtight fit.
Cap Diameter: 38mm
Cap Finish Type: Continuous thread 38 x 400
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