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1/4" X 14 -3/4" PIPE - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 1728-23

The OTC Tools and Equipment 1728-23 1/4" x 14-3/4" Pipe is a genuine replacement component engineered to maintain the integrity and performance of your professional-grade OTC hydraulic or air-assisted equipment. This precisely manufactured pipe ensures seamless integration and reliable operation, critical for the demanding environments of automotive and industrial service. Designed to meet the exact specifications of the original part, it is essential for repairs and maintenance, extending the service life of valuable shop equipment.

Key Features

  • Genuine OTC Part: Guarantees compatibility and performance with OTC equipment, including various hydraulic and air-assisted jacks.
  • Precision Dimensions: Features a 1/4-inch diameter and 14-3/4-inch length, ensuring an exact fit within the intended system.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigorous pressures and operational demands of professional workshop use.
  • Restores System Integrity: Critical for maintaining proper fluid flow and structural support in hydraulic or pneumatic applications.
  • Professional-Grade Quality: Reflects OTC's commitment to producing reliable tools and components for technicians.

Applications

This replacement pipe is primarily utilized in the repair and maintenance of specific OTC hydraulic and air-assisted lifting equipment, such as floor jacks and high-lift transmission jacks. It serves as a vital internal component for fluid transfer systems, ensuring the consistent and safe operation of equipment like the OTC 1728 High-Lift Transmission Jack. Professional mechanics and industrial technicians rely on this pipe to restore full functionality to their equipment, preventing downtime and ensuring safe operation during critical repair tasks.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: OTC Tools and Equipment
  • Model Number: 1728-23
  • Dimensions: 1/4" Diameter x 14-3/4" Length

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 21 January, 2015.