Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead-Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1/4 in - UP667 1/4" Bowl Size-36" Squirt Bottle And Plastic Bin)

Name: Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead-Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1/4 in - UP667 1/4" Bowl Size-36" Squirt Bottle And Plastic Bin)
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SKU: 2247943612
Price: 49.43 USD
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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size Valves 1 4 in UP667 1 4" Bowl Size 36" Squirt Bottle And Plastic Bin) Squirt Bottle And Plastic Bin) 4710 dual purpose eyewash drench hose and drench hose units Certified for use in potable water applications Milwaukee Valve gate valve features a nonrising stem that is ideal for use in areas with limited vertical space

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