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The new line of instrument knobs feature a contrasting white position indicator.

Koford Engineering (Winchester, OH) has introduced a new line of 1/2" aluminum instrument knobs with socket set screw attachment. Features include:

Available with 1/8" and 1/4" bores.
Aluminum and black anodize finish.
Contrasting white position indicator.
A hex socket set attachment for secure fastening.
Solid aluminum construction.

For more information visit www.koford.com

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Koford Engineering
1441 Dorsey Road, Winchester, OH 45697

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