Johnson Controls V46AT-2C Penn V46 Series Pressure Actuated Water Regulating Valve 160 to 260 PSI voomi_id_62781 This valve is well-suited for voomi_id_21892

Name: Johnson Controls V46AT-2C Penn V46 Series Pressure Actuated Water Regulating Valve 160 to 260 PSI voomi_id_62781 This valve is well-suited for voomi_id_21892
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SKU: 73951651486
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Johnson Controls V46AT 2C Penn V46 Series Pressure Actuated Water Regulating Valve 160 to 260 PSI voomi_id_62781 This valve is well suited for voomi_id_21892 This valve is well suited for replacement of Johnson Efficient for controlling airflow in pneumatic devices with a reliable electrical operation Pressure range: 160 to 260 psig Connection Size: 2 1 2 inches

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