Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 2 in, Tube Size 2 in - UPBA-481B - 200 ASI-Traditional Flange and cabinet are made

Name: Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 2 in, Tube Size 2 in - UPBA-481B - 200 ASI-Traditional Flange and cabinet are made
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 22293365572
Price: 236.34 USD
Availability: InStock
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Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2 Piece, Pipe Size 2 in, Tube Size 2 in UPBA 481B 200 ASI Traditional Flange and cabinet are made Flange and cabinet are made of 22 gauge stainless steel with exposed surfaces in architectural satin finish These items are enough to get up to 5 urinals started allowing the valve to resist cracking this brass valve offers malleability and corrosion resistance

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