Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 3/4 in, Connection Type Sweat x Sweat - 3/4" BA-485BMS Capacity-Two Jumbo Rolls Bradley 150-197 Escutcheon 6 Col-Tt

Name: Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 3/4 in, Connection Type Sweat x Sweat - 3/4" BA-485BMS Capacity-Two Jumbo Rolls Bradley 150-197 Escutcheon 6 Col-Tt
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SKU: 66508345894
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Milwaukee Valve Ball Valve, Brass, Inline, 2 Piece, Pipe Size 3 4 in, Connection Type Sweat x Sweat 3 4" BA 485BMS Capacity Two Jumbo Rolls Bradley 150 197 Escutcheon 6 Col Tt Bradley 150 197 Escutcheon 6 Col Tt Replacement Part com come shipped fully assembled Ideal for balancing HVAC systems in commercial and residential plumbing applications

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