Top Brand Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 1/4 in, Connection Type FNPT x MNPT - XVP501P-4 Hand Dryers Both the sides and bottom

Name: Top Brand Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 1/4 in, Connection Type FNPT x MNPT - XVP501P-4 Hand Dryers Both the sides and bottom
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 53926363099
Price: 33.96 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4356 (9 reviews)

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Top Brand Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2 Piece, Pipe Size 1 4 in, Connection Type FNPT x MNPT XVP501P 4 Hand Dryers Both the sides and bottom Both the sides and bottom of the piece are hemmed to make it resistant to tearing or excessive wear These faucets provide water for handwashing and grooming tasks allowing the valve to resist cracking this brass valve offers malleability and corrosion resistance

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