Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 200, Bronze, FNPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1/4 in - 1176 1/4" Multifold Overall Width: 5 1/4 in

Name: Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 200, Bronze, FNPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1/4 in - 1176 1/4" Multifold Overall Width: 5 1/4 in
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 63775014126
Price: 140.09 USD
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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 200, Bronze, FNPT Connection Type, Pipe Size Valves 1 4 in 1176 1 4" Multifold Overall Width: 5 1 4 in Overall Width: 5 1 4 in this seat should not be used to support weights exceeding 500lbs (227 kg) and compressed air applications Valves act as a positive shutoff and can be used fully open or fully closed

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