Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 300, Lead-Free Bronze, FNPT Connection Type - UP148 2 Toilet Partition Stall 18 Gauge CuVerro antimicrobial copper

Name: Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 300, Lead-Free Bronze, FNPT Connection Type - UP148 2 Toilet Partition Stall 18 Gauge CuVerro antimicrobial copper
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SKU: 77670359759
Price: 126.84 USD
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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 300, Lead-Free Bronze, FNPT Connection Type - UP148 2 Toilet Partition Stall 18 Gauge CuVerro antimicrobial copper

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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Valve Class Class 300, Lead Free Bronze, FNPT Connection Type UP148 2 Toilet Partition Stall 18 Gauge CuVerro antimicrobial copper 18 Gauge CuVerro antimicrobial copper 25' x 22' x 5' Single Bowl Top Mount Sink 150 psig Temp Bronze disc and bonnet Milwaukee Valve gate valve acts as a shutoff and can be used fully open or fully closed

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