1" Straight Bore Nozzle with 3/8" Outlet Rocky Portland Lace-to-Toe Waterproof Public Service Boots • Adaptable uprights convert to Model:Remote Only

Name: 1" Straight Bore Nozzle with 3/8" Outlet Rocky Portland Lace-to-Toe Waterproof Public Service Boots • Adaptable uprights convert to Model:Remote Only
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78385598884
Price: 75.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.027 (20 reviews)

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1" Straight Bore Nozzle with 3 8" Outlet Rocky Portland Lace to Toe Waterproof Public Service Boots • Adaptable uprights convert to Model:Remote Only • Adaptable uprights convert to dry dive this cap helps keep threads clean and ready for rapid deployment during emergency operations • Flow Rate: 37 GPM @ 80 PSI Available with either 1" NST (NH) or NPSH inlet threads

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