Apollo Ball Valve, Carbon Steel, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 3/4 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - 72-104-01-A Width-42" 25' x 12' Single Bowl

Name: Apollo Ball Valve, Carbon Steel, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 3/4 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - 72-104-01-A Width-42" 25' x 12' Single Bowl
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 1656001477
Price: 180.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.216 (23 reviews)

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Apollo Ball Valve, Carbon Steel, Inline, 2 Piece, Pipe Size 3 4 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT 72 104 01 A Width 42" 25' x 12' Single Bowl 25' x 12' Single Bowl Undermount Kitchen Sink Super sealing urethane bottom layer creates a tight seal on curved or face opening drains Model is ideal for use in industrial applications with petroleum based water glycol and water oil emulsion hydraulic fluids this APOLLO ball valve features a barstock design

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