BANJO V150BL POLYPROPYLENE BOTTOM LOAD BALL VALVE, THREE PIECE, THREE WAY, FULL PORT, 1-1/2" FNPT 491-220050 150 Series Bulldog Jack 6" BEKC83TL

Name: BANJO V150BL POLYPROPYLENE BOTTOM LOAD BALL VALVE, THREE PIECE, THREE WAY, FULL PORT, 1-1/2" FNPT 491-220050 150 Series Bulldog Jack 6" BEKC83TL
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 48689056157
Price: 127.04 USD
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Rating: 4.801 (14 reviews)

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Description

BANJO V150BL POLYPROPYLENE BOTTOM LOAD BALL VALVE, THREE PIECE, THREE WAY, FULL PORT, 1 1 2" FNPT 491 220050 150 Series Bulldog Jack 6" BEKC83TL 150 Series Bulldog Jack 6" Poly Wheel Series 4S Hose Size 1 Inch Thread Size 1 Inch Fitting Type Code 61 Fitting End Flange Fitting Shape 90 Elbow Product Category Crimp Fittings BOTTOM LOAD: Directional flow right or left

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