94ALF-200 Series 1" Lead Free Two-Piece Solder End Full Port Brass Ball Valve prodid_736264 This Waste-Mate submersible pump is

Name: 94ALF-200 Series 1" Lead Free Two-Piece Solder End Full Port Brass Ball Valve prodid_736264 This Waste-Mate submersible pump is
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 7207464816
Price: 44.10 USD
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Rating: 4.6426 (16 reviews)

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94ALF 200 Series 1" Lead Free Two Piece Solder End Full Port Brass Ball Valve prodid_736264 This Waste Mate submersible pump is This Waste Mate submersible pump is designed for use in residential or light commercial dewatering and wastewater applications 30" slide bar with Push button height selection full port ball valve features corrosion resistant brass construction with a standard lever handle Soldering temperature is not to exceed 500 degrees F

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