Aflas

Aflas O-Rings
| Compare | Image | Dash Size | Durometer | Cross Section | Temperature Range | Inside Dimensions | Outside Dimension (Actual) | Model # | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() | 220 | 80-83 | 0.125" | -14 to +428 °F | 1.375" | 1.625" | Ships Same Day WBB1371686 | $1.78 | ||
![]() | 028 | 80-83 | 0.0625" | -14 to +428 °F | 1.375" | 1.50" | WBB1370575 | $0.68 | ||
![]() | 015 | 80-83 | 0.0625" | -14 to +428 °F | 0.5625" | 0.8125" | WBB1370526 | $0.18 |

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