Spears Compact Ball Valve, CPVC, Inline, 1-Piece, Pipe Size 1 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - 2131-010C Nominal Size-36" X 1.25" The flange is 1/8 inches

Name: Spears Compact Ball Valve, CPVC, Inline, 1-Piece, Pipe Size 1 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - 2131-010C Nominal Size-36" X 1.25" The flange is 1/8 inches
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 95120206298
Price: 156.42 USD
Availability: InStock
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Spears Compact Ball Valve, CPVC, Inline, 1 Piece, Pipe Size 1 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT 2131 010C Nominal Size 36" X 1.25" The flange is 1 8 inches The flange is 1 8 inches thick and is passed through by the grab bar SLIMdri(TM) is the fastest and most energy efficient surface mounted ADA compliant hand dryer fully sealed and features a self adjusting PTFE floating seat design

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