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Lincoln C663/M627 Clamp Shoe 2.875 in (73.0 mm) K52093-288 head-covering even with a notch offset KP5891-1

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SKU 91068644743
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Lincoln C663 M627 Clamp Shoe 2.875 in (73.0 mm) K52093 288 head covering even with a notch offset KP5891 1 even with a notch offset of 2 The Mo addition improves creep resistance and makes E7018 A1 the standard choice for C Mo piping and pressure vessel welding to ASME Section I and Section VIII Move the HELIX C663 or M627 clamp on weld head from pipe to pipe rapidly regardless of pipe size Self Centering

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