Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.2 gpm, Chrome - L414 Width-18" Bradley 300-1148 Wall Saver Tmv

Name: Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.2 gpm, Chrome - L414 Width-18" Bradley 300-1148 Wall Saver Tmv
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SKU: 44530094989
Price: 129.87 USD
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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.2 gpm, Chrome L414 Width 18" Bradley 300 1148 Wall Saver Tmv Bradley 300 1148 Wall Saver Tmv Esc Assembly Replacement Part Full Load Amps: 48 Each handle is operated separately to control the hot and cold water supplies and adjust the temperature of the water coming out of the spout Single hole deck mount faucets install into one hole on a flat surface

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