Chicago Faucets Cartridge, Fits Brand Chicago Faucets, Brass, Nickel Plated Finish - 335-XJKABNF Capacity-1 L Bradley S02-038 Dispensing Back Replacement

Name: Chicago Faucets Cartridge, Fits Brand Chicago Faucets, Brass, Nickel Plated Finish - 335-XJKABNF Capacity-1 L Bradley S02-038 Dispensing Back Replacement
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SKU: 60348205806
Price: 140.05 USD
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Chicago Faucets Cartridge, Fits Brand Chicago Faucets, Brass, Nickel Plated Finish 335 XJKABNF Capacity 1 L Bradley S02 038 Dispensing Back Replacement Bradley S02 038 Dispensing Back Replacement Part Light duty ball valves can be used with Schedule 40 80 pipe and fittings in water applications For Use with Series: Metering Finish: Nickel Plated

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