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Ballistic SDHP-SK Hollow Point Series Door Speaker Kit (254MM x 304MM)

Ballistic SDHP-SK Hollow Point Series Door Speaker Kit (254MM x 304MM) Ballistic

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Ballistic SDHP-SK  Door Speaker Kit (254MM x 304MM)

Universal Ballistic Door Speaker Kit by Ballistic Sound¬ģ. Size: 10" x 12" (254 mm x 304 mm). Square: 1.7 Sq. Ft. Material: Black Aluminum Back with Black Ghosted Ballistic Logo. 2 Pieces. Hollow Point Series. Made of a unique butyl rubber composite with an aluminum constraining layer for vibration damping. Ballistic Hollow Point is developed to deliver incredible performance at entry level price point. The light weight construction allows the material to stick great and work in a variety of applications.¬†

Features:

  • Sound Dampening Door Kit
  • Covers 1.7 Square Feet
  • Butyl Rubber Composite
  • Aluminum Constraining Layer

Specifications:

  • 2 Pieces 10in x 12in Material(254MM x 304MM)
  • COVERAGE 1.7 Sq Ft (0.16M2) Total
  • BOX DIMENSIONS 10.375in x 11.5in x 0.5in
  • MASTER CARTON – 40 Per Carton – 22.83in x 11.61in x 12.2in
  • Black Aluminum Back with Black Ghosted Ballistic Logo
  • 2mm Thickness

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