Zurn Solenoid Assembly, Fits Brand Zurn, For Use with Series ZTR Series, Toilets, Flush Valves - PTS6200-M Spout Length-6" - Soap and towel dispensers

Name: Zurn Solenoid Assembly, Fits Brand Zurn, For Use with Series ZTR Series, Toilets, Flush Valves - PTS6200-M Spout Length-6" - Soap and towel dispensers
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SKU: 27763716757
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Zurn Solenoid Assembly, Fits Brand Zurn, For Use with Series ZTR Series, Toilets, Flush Valves PTS6200 M Spout Length 6" Soap and towel dispensers Soap and towel dispensers available For Use With Shower valve RPG05 0412 0413 Toilet flush valve repair parts and accessories allow individual components of a commercial flush valve (flushometer) to be replaced rather than the entire valve assembly and institutional restrooms

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