Apollo Check Valve, 1/2 in, Single, Inline Ball Cone, Bronze, FNPT x FNPT - 61LF50301 Flush Valves Door is secured to cabinet

Name: Apollo Check Valve, 1/2 in, Single, Inline Ball Cone, Bronze, FNPT x FNPT - 61LF50301 Flush Valves Door is secured to cabinet
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 91553034982
Price: 45.71 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8235 (29 reviews)

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Apollo Check Valve, 1 2 in, Single, Inline Ball Cone, Bronze, FNPT x FNPT 61LF50301 Flush Valves Door is secured to cabinet Door is secured to cabinet with a concealed EcoTrap(R) removes completely for servicing and change out this APOLLO check valve has a straight through design that assures a minimum change in velocity and protects against reverse flow Model is certified for use in potable water applications

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