Apollo Valves 50GB7A1A GB-50 Series 1-1/2 in. Bronze FNPT Lever Handle Gas Ball Valve voomi_id_32260 This union nut connects threaded voomi_id_21892

Name: Apollo Valves 50GB7A1A GB-50 Series 1-1/2 in. Bronze FNPT Lever Handle Gas Ball Valve voomi_id_32260 This union nut connects threaded voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30686318730
Price: 115.31 USD
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Apollo Valves 50GB7A1A GB 50 Series 1 1 2 in. Bronze FNPT Lever Handle Gas Ball Valve voomi_id_32260 This union nut connects threaded voomi_id_21892 This union nut connects threaded pipes securely Two metal shielded leads with 23 inch length and spade terminal connections Ball Material: Brass It is suitable for use with natural gas

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