Hayward Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, CPVC, 150 psi, 2 in Pipe Size - BYV22020A0ELI00 Bradley Replacement Parts UltraTech Global Funnel Snap-On Cover

Name: Hayward Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, CPVC, 150 psi, 2 in Pipe Size - BYV22020A0ELI00 Bradley Replacement Parts UltraTech Global Funnel Snap-On Cover
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SKU: 74371831209
Price: 486.79 USD
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Hayward Lug Style Butterfly Valve, CPVC, 150 psi, 2 in Pipe Size BYV22020A0ELI00 Bradley Replacement Parts UltraTech Global Funnel Snap On Cover UltraTech Global Funnel Snap On Cover 0498 Outdoor Spill Containment Caddy Model comes with a hydro dynamic disc for Increased flow performance and an over sized liner face that maximizes flange surface contact Valve has a 1 pc stem with threaded retaining gland for positive stem retention

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