Cash Valve Bronze Adjustable Back Pressure Relief Valve, FNPT Inlet Type, FNPT Outlet Type - 13675-0125 Nominal Size-32" X 1.5" and adjusting flow controls

Name: Cash Valve Bronze Adjustable Back Pressure Relief Valve, FNPT Inlet Type, FNPT Outlet Type - 13675-0125 Nominal Size-32" X 1.5" and adjusting flow controls
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 60329433447
Price: 892.62 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1098 (17 reviews)

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Cash Valve Bronze Adjustable Back Pressure Relief Valve, FNPT Inlet Type, FNPT Outlet Type 13675 0125 Nominal Size 32" X 1.5" and adjusting flow controls and adjusting flow controls Length Less Shaft: 11 13 16 in Ranges are factory set at midrange and can be adjusted in the field to meet specific application requirements and similar equipment in most hydraulic systems

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