Earl's Performance Flame Guard Insulation 570308ERL

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Part Number: EAR-570308ERL

$56.79

Heat Sleeve, Flame Guard, Slip-On, Black, 0.500 in. Diameter, 36.0 in. Length, Each
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Earl's Performance Flame Guard Insulation 570308ERL

Earl's Performance Flame Guard Insulation 570308ERL

EAR-570308ERL

2 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

Part Number: EAR-570308ERL

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$56.79

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
570308ERL
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
EAR-570308ERL
UPC:
090127744215
Length (in.):
36.000 in.
Length (ft.):
3.00 ft.
Diameter (in.):
0.500 in.
Maximum Ambient Temperature (degrees F):
500 degrees F
Installation:
Slip-on
Heat Protection Color:
Black
Quantity:
Sold individually.

Earl's Performance Flame Guard Insulation

Protect your hoses, cables, and wiring with Earl's Performance Flame Guard insulation. The sleeve-like lengths are non-asbestos, and will safeguard your lines in operating temperatures from -65 degrees to +500 degrees F, with splashes as hot as 2000 degrees F. Flame Guard is available in a red brick color, or in plain black with no logo (a more professional look for your race or show car). These tubing sleeves are offered in a six common diameters, in bulk or pre-cut lengths. Combat underhood heat with Flame Guard!

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