SE910V - Vertically Fitted 15mm Ball Valve for Speakman Eye Wash Category_Personal Protective Equipment/Sunscreen/Sunscreen Wall Brackets 9 cm H x 29 Size:8.5

Name: SE910V - Vertically Fitted 15mm Ball Valve for Speakman Eye Wash Category_Personal Protective Equipment/Sunscreen/Sunscreen Wall Brackets 9 cm H x 29 Size:8.5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 42872411657
Price: 104.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8775 (14 reviews)

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SKU 42872411657

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Description

SE910V Vertically Fitted 15mm Ball Valve for Speakman Eye Wash Category_Personal Protective Equipment Sunscreen Sunscreen Wall Brackets 9 cm H x 29 Size:8.5 9 cm H x 29 compliant ventilation per AS 2714 Suitable for Speakman Safety Shower and Eyewash models : SE572 Also suitable for Pratt Safety Showers

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