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Flo Control Spring Check Valve [1-1/2" Slip x 2" Spigot] [1/4 lb] [Air] (1050C20) andersonmfg 24V SPDT design supports intended

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Flo Control Spring Check Valve [1 1 2" Slip x 2" Spigot] [1 4 lb] [Air] (1050C20) andersonmfg 24V SPDT design supports intended 24V SPDT design supports intended switching behavior That makes this tool especially useful for homeowners or service pros who want something that can hold up to repeated use instead of feeling disposable after one project Installed in the proper setup and this Flo Control valve is designed with a 1 1 2 inch slip by 2 inch spigot connection layout and a 1 4 pound air configuration using the 1050C20 reference

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