Kensington Charge & Sync Cable Lightning/USB 11.25" 5 pack
- Multi Colored
- Consumer Electronics
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Three-metre length of flexible silicone tubing with 3 mm inner and 6 mm outer diameter for automotive vacuum lines
This flexible silicone tubing measures three metres with a 3 mm inner diameter and 6 mm outer diameter. The translucent white material suits automotive vacuum lines and general fluid transfer. It arrives as a single length ready for cutting to fit.
The silicone construction resists heat and ageing better than standard rubber hoses that crack over time. The 1.5 mm wall thickness handles vacuum and low-pressure air or water tasks. Buyers needing higher pressure ratings or larger diameters should choose a different hose.
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The tube has a 3 mm inner diameter and a 6 mm outer diameter, giving a 1.5 mm wall thickness.
Push the 3 mm bore onto the fitting until it seats fully; the 1.5 mm wall grips tightly so no clamp is needed.
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