Apollo Valves 7510701 75-100 Series Bronze Standard Port FNPT 600 Ball Valve 1-1/2 in voomi_id_82772 Nominal travel time of sixty voomi_id_21892

Name: Apollo Valves 7510701 75-100 Series Bronze Standard Port FNPT 600 Ball Valve 1-1/2 in voomi_id_82772 Nominal travel time of sixty voomi_id_21892
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Apollo Valves 7510701 75 100 Series Bronze Standard Port FNPT 600 Ball Valve 1 1 2 in voomi_id_82772 Nominal travel time of sixty voomi_id_21892 Nominal travel time of sixty seconds for ninety degrees rotation at sixty hertz High viscosity index maintains fluidity across a wide temperature range Material Specifications: ASTM B16 featuring adjustable packing gland and blowout proof stem

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