Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Velvac
Adjustable arm tubing made of stainless steel for traffic safety applications
This Velvac component is a tubular adjustable arm designed for facility and traffic safety installations. It is manufactured from stainless steel and operates without heating or motorised movement. The fixed part number 747070 identifies the specific tubing assembly.
Buyers who require heated tubing for cold environments should look elsewhere. Installations that depend on motorised articulation will not be served by this model. Projects specifying a different material grade or alternative part number will need another product.
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The Velvac 747070 Adjustable Arm Tubing is a tubular component designed to integrate into existing traffic safety systems; compatible clamps, brackets, or fasteners matching the tube diameter are required for secure attachment.
Yes, the Velvac 747070 Adjustable Arm Tubing provides adjustable positioning and can serve as a direct replacement for fixed arms on compatible Velvac mirror assemblies, using the same mounting points.
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