Watts 8 13/16 inH Copper with Low-Lead Brass Adapter Water Hammer Arrestor, MNPT - 1 LF15M2-C Capacity-Two Standard Rolls Speakman SGN1 Emergency Eyewash Sign

Name: Watts 8 13/16 inH Copper with Low-Lead Brass Adapter Water Hammer Arrestor, MNPT - 1 LF15M2-C Capacity-Two Standard Rolls Speakman SGN1 Emergency Eyewash Sign
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SKU: 5760883491
Price: 159.42 USD
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Watts 8 13 16 inH Copper with Low Lead Brass Adapter Water Hammer Arrestor, MNPT 1 LF15M2 C Capacity Two Standard Rolls Speakman SGN1 Emergency Eyewash Sign Speakman SGN1 Emergency Eyewash Sign It features a shaded pole motor and open air over motor enclosure design Installs in new or existing plumbing systems at any angle Ideal in dishwashers

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