Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome - L614 Nominal Size-48" X 1.5" The shelf posts included in

Name: Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome - L614 Nominal Size-48" X 1.5" The shelf posts included in
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SKU: 67688140617
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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome L614 Nominal Size 48" X 1.5" The shelf posts included in The shelf posts included in the design are fashioned out of rectangular stainless steel tubing that measure 1 2 of an inch by 1 inch in size FiberFusion technology fuses superabsorbent natural fibers with strong synthetic fibers for a high performance absorbent Cross handles offer high levels of control over water flow through the faucet Single hole deck mount faucets install into one hole on a flat surface

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