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4″ Storz Inlet x (2) 2.5″ NH (NST) Male Outlets 2 Way Ball Valve Wye FM15F20T Our rack fire hoses feature 3-1/2" Inch NH (NST)

Name: 4″ Storz Inlet x (2) 2.5″ NH (NST) Male Outlets 2 Way Ball Valve Wye FM15F20T Our rack fire hoses feature 3-1/2" Inch NH (NST)
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 43189463226
Price: 712.11 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 43189463226 · ★ 4.1

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4″ Storz Inlet x (2) 2.5″ NH (NST) Male Outlets 2 Way Ball Valve Wye FM15F20T Our rack fire hoses feature 3 1 2" Inch NH (NST) Our rack fire hoses feature a single jacket construction woven from 100% virgin polyester that is resistant to most chemicals qty 50 10lbs) Hard anodized balls with stainless steel tappets for corrosion resistance Distributor Ball Valves Mid Size 2 way LDH ball valve for feeding two lines with one large line

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