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Phillips Industries’ Tracker Bar Spring Kit now includes new Qwik-Snap 3-hose holder

Phillips Industries’ new Qwik-Snap 3-hose holder will become a standard component in the company’s Tracker Bar Spring Kits in October. The Qwik-Snap easily snaps shut securing air hoses and electrical assemblies in place with a single closing action, saving fleets time and frustration, the company said.

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Phillips Industries’ new Qwik-Snap 3-hose holder will become a standard component in the company’s Tracker Bar Spring Kits in October. The Qwik-Snap easily snaps shut securing air hoses and electrical assemblies in place with a single closing action, saving fleets time and frustration, the company said.

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With the quick-connect carabineer, worn out springs can now be changed in less than 30 seconds. The 3-hose holder (Part no. 17-153) eliminates washers and nuts from the spring kit, is rated for over 80 lbs. of pull force at -20 degrees F and is currently standard on the Phillips Tracker Bar Spring Kit (Part no. 17-148-25). This 3-hose holder will become standard on all Tracker Bar Spring Kits in the comings months. Contact your authorized Phillips distributor to order the new Tracker Bar Spring Kits with the Qwik-Snap 3-hose holder.

Visit http://www.phillipsind.com to learn more.

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