March 13, 2006 -
Nylon Compression Nuts, Plugs, and Connectors are corrosion-resistant and have electrical insulating properties that virtually eliminate electrical action that could result in corrosion when dissimilar metal meets fitting. They absorb acoustic and mechanical vibration, extending useful life in many applications.
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Announcing an exciting NEW product line from Micro Plastics Inc., Flippin, Arkansas. These "COMPRESSION NUTS, PLUGS AND CONNECTORS" are designed for low pressure applications using all types of tubing. Nylon compression fittings are corrosion resistant, and have good electrical insulating properties that virtually eliminate any electrical action that could result in corrosion when dissimilar metal meets the fitting. These plastic fittings demonstrate an ability to absorb acoustic and mechanical vibration, thereby extending their useful life in many applications. Fewer components translate into lower cost and easier assembly.
See our full line catalog #36 for a complete line of nylon fasteners that are available.
For a FREE copy of our NEW full line catalog #36
Contact: Micro Plastics' Customer Service Department
PO Box 149, Highway 178 North,
Flippin, Arkansas 72634
Sales:
Bruce Sanders Sales Manager
USA
Phone: 870-453-2261
FAX: 870-453-8676 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Micro Plastics, Inc. Address: P.O. Box 149 City: Flippin State: AR ZIP: 72634 Country: USA Phone: 870-453-8861 FAX: 870-453-8676 http://www.microplastics.com
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