Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 125, Cast Iron, Flange Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 6 in - 2882-M26 6 Doors and Pilasters Specify wall thickness when ordering

Name: Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 125, Cast Iron, Flange Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 6 in - 2882-M26 6 Doors and Pilasters Specify wall thickness when ordering
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SKU: 86753813475
Price: 959.40 USD
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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 125, Cast Iron, Flange Connection Type, Pipe Size Valves 6 in 2882 M26 6 Doors and Pilasters Specify wall thickness when ordering Specify wall thickness when ordering an additional part that is necessary for secure installation and handwheel Nonrising Stem w IBBM and Cast Iron Trim

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