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Pole coupler (1.5 inch = 38.2mm) – fits Starlink Mk1 & Mk2

Heavy duty product for coupling 1.5” poles together.

Available with Zinc plated or stainless nuts & bolts, and with plain or Nyloc nuts.
Fits the Starlink MK1 or Mk2 mounting pole.
Also see 2″ to 1.5″ pole coupler.

 

> > Non UK orders ALWAYS incur a carriage surcharge. < < <

For this item (for ONE coupler) the surcharge for orders to the USA or Canada (payable with this button) is :
5 day plus service = from £22.00 surcharge
1 to 3 day service = from £35.00 surcharge

For other countries please contact us for a quote BEFORE ordering !
Carriage charges.
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