T-H MARINE UG-3-DP Utility Grommet - 4" OD BLACK - Trotac Marine
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    • T-H MARINE UG-3-DP Utility Grommet - 4" OD BLACK

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    WMUG3
    T-H MARINE UG-3-DP Utility Grommet - 4" OD BLACK
    $23.95
    T-H MARINE UG-3-DP Utility Grommet - 4" OD BLACK View full description

    The Utility Grommet is molded of tough, flexible, vinyl. It is designed for multiple uses in boats, such as cable pass-throughs, landing net holders, fishing rod supports or protectors, stern light holders or any number of other uses. For a bulkhead pass-throughs, simply mount and run cables, wires, etc. through to prevent chafing. For land nets, fishing rods, stern lights or other items, simply mount and insert items to be protected or held in place. To remove items from utility grommet, simply pull. This utility grommet can be used either horizontally or vertically.

    • Firm but flexible
    • Versatile: Use for cable pass-throughs, fishing rod protection, stern light holders, and more
    • Quick and easy to insert or remove items
    Brand:
    TH Marine

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