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Apollo 1/4" Lever Air Cock, MNPT Hexagon Shoulder x Bibb Nose, 80 psig Max. Pressure, Spring Bottom Type - 4130001 quickship3 Application: Combination eyewash and shower

Name: Apollo 1/4" Lever Air Cock, MNPT Hexagon Shoulder x Bibb Nose, 80 psig Max. Pressure, Spring Bottom Type - 4130001 quickship3 Application: Combination eyewash and shower
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 83175006893
Price: 24.22 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0306 (30 reviews)

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Apollo 1 4" Lever Air Cock, MNPT Hexagon Shoulder x Bibb Nose, 80 psig Max. Pressure, Spring Bottom Type 4130001 quickship3 Application: Combination eyewash and shower Application: Combination eyewash and shower safety station Once it is opened Economical way to shut off compressed air lines Brass Air Shutoff Stopcocks

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