Milwaukee Valve 2 in Cast Iron Double Acting Pneumatically Actuated Butterfly Valve With EPDM Seat Material - GLA23E D 2 Phenolic Cross Reference: Letro

Name: Milwaukee Valve 2 in Cast Iron Double Acting Pneumatically Actuated Butterfly Valve With EPDM Seat Material - GLA23E D 2 Phenolic Cross Reference: Letro
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SKU: 26761601871
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Milwaukee Valve 2 in Cast Iron Double Acting Pneumatically Actuated Butterfly Valve With EPDM Seat Material GLA23E D 2 Phenolic Cross Reference: Letro Cross Reference: Letro 5' x 9' Double Bowl Undermount Lowered Deck Kitchen Sink Valve requires an 80 psi air supply this MILWAUKEE VALVE pneumatically actuated butterfly valve is also suitable for hot and cold domestic water

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