ASCO Bronze Angle Body Piston Valve, 2-Way/2-Position Valve Design, Normally Closed - 8290A386 Material-Metal The PSE 2004LA is uniquely

Name: ASCO Bronze Angle Body Piston Valve, 2-Way/2-Position Valve Design, Normally Closed - 8290A386 Material-Metal The PSE 2004LA is uniquely
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 19866096020
Price: 174.93 USD
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ASCO Bronze Angle Body Piston Valve, 2 Way 2 Position Valve Design, Normally Closed 8290A386 Material Metal The PSE 2004LA is uniquely The PSE 2004LA is uniquely designed with a separate handwashing station that meets health and hygiene standards Fastening Magnets (included) stays in place even when equipment is moved to different locations Overall Length: 2 1 2 in Inert Gases

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