Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2-Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration - 8612 Washbar Critical-area vacuum filters fit compatible

Name: Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2-Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration - 8612 Washbar Critical-area vacuum filters fit compatible
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54895551653
Price: 122.70 USD
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Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2 Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration 8612 Washbar Critical area vacuum filters fit compatible Critical area vacuum filters fit compatible critical area vacuums to stop dust 18 Gauge Stainless Steel 33' x 21 Pipe Size Valves: 3 8 in For Use With: Dayton Solenoid Coils

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