Camozzi 338-990TF 3-Way NC Bistable Air Switch Valve, 1/8" NPTF, 145 PSI Bearing Frame Check Requirement Part and position Size:2" to 3"

Name: Camozzi 338-990TF 3-Way NC Bistable Air Switch Valve, 1/8" NPTF, 145 PSI Bearing Frame Check Requirement Part and position Size:2" to 3"
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 96691166728
Price: 34.50 USD
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Camozzi 338 990TF 3 Way NC Bistable Air Switch Valve, 1 8" NPTF, 145 PSI Bearing Frame Check Requirement Part and position Size:2" to 3" Check Requirement Part and position Confirm 7603 1 on the parts list for your exact model and revision indication ISO VG32 compatible oil is recommended Listed Weight 0 making it well suited for water truck cab controls and other industrial air systems

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