American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Lever Faucet Handle Type, 15.00 gpm, Chrome - 8350243.004 TrimLine Bradley 118-143 Valve Body Equa-Flo

Name: American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Lever Faucet Handle Type, 15.00 gpm, Chrome - 8350243.004 TrimLine Bradley 118-143 Valve Body Equa-Flo
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 6686032520
Price: 181.46 USD
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American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Lever Faucet Handle Type, 15.00 gpm, Chrome 8350243.004 TrimLine Bradley 118 143 Valve Body Equa Flo Bradley 118 143 Valve Body Equa Flo Replacement Part workstations this AMERICAN STANDARD utility sink faucet has vandal resistant metal lever handles with hot and cold indicators The included vacuum breaker helps prevent back flow

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