Redhat Steam and Hot Water Solenoid Valve, 2-Way/2-Position Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configurati - EF8220G406120/60 Nominal Size-12" X 1.25" Sheet Size: Continuous

Name: Redhat Steam and Hot Water Solenoid Valve, 2-Way/2-Position Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configurati - EF8220G406120/60 Nominal Size-12" X 1.25" Sheet Size: Continuous
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SKU: 41133142944
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Redhat Steam and Hot Water Solenoid Valve, 2 Way 2 Position Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configurati EF8220G406120 60 Nominal Size 12" X 1.25" Sheet Size: Continuous Sheet Size: Continuous range: 15 to 400F Pipe Size Valves: 1 2 in Range: 125 Degrees F

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