171C-10303S | 2W 1/2", 1.6Cv ball valve assy, stainless steel ball and stem, 0-10V NSR | Siemens Joint_30° Elbow (Gasket x Gasket) 1/2 X 1/2 (PI X Joint_Roller - Large Cap

Name: 171C-10303S | 2W 1/2", 1.6Cv ball valve assy, stainless steel ball and stem, 0-10V NSR | Siemens Joint_30° Elbow (Gasket x Gasket) 1/2 X 1/2 (PI X Joint_Roller - Large Cap
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171C 10303S 2W 1 2", 1.6Cv ball valve assy, stainless steel ball and stem, 0 10V NSR Siemens Joint_30° Elbow (Gasket x Gasket) 1 2 X 1 2 (PI X Joint_Roller Large Cap 1 2 X 1 2 (PI X MIP SWVL BRNCH T) Female 37 Deg JIC Flare Swivel Datasheet Installation Instructions More Info

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