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3" NH (NST) Female Long Handle x 4.5" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum In Stock The hose shall not twist 3-1/2" Inch NH (NST)

Name: 3" NH (NST) Female Long Handle x 4.5" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum In Stock The hose shall not twist 3-1/2" Inch NH (NST)
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 48895320384
Price: 269.44 USD
Availability: InStock
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3" NH (NST) Female Long Handle x 4.5" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum In Stock The hose shall not twist 3 1 2" Inch NH (NST) The hose shall not twist more than 5 turns per 50 ft (15 1 Inch fire hoses are designed to work with spray nozzles one NST NH threaded and one NPT threaded) They may be rigid or flexible depending on the amount of movement the pipe is subjected to and may per permanent or removable fixtures

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