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Brass Cast Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve 2 1/2" Female NPT x 2 1/2" Male NH Inlet Threads_NH / NST Holds your hydrant tool and FGM456 Camlock Size_ 1 1/4 inch Type B stainless steel Model:4045 (6.0 TPI x 3.234 OD)

Name: Brass Cast Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve 2 1/2" Female NPT x 2 1/2" Male NH Inlet Threads_NH / NST Holds your hydrant tool and FGM456 Camlock Size_ 1 1/4 inch Type B stainless steel Model:4045 (6.0 TPI x 3.234 OD)
Brand: jmhsci.org
SKU: 33485284901
Price: 145.82 USD
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Brass Cast Non Rising Stem Gate Valve 2 1 2" Female NPT x 2 1 2" Male NH Inlet Threads_NH NST Holds your hydrant tool and FGM456 Camlock Size_ 1 1 4 inch Type B stainless steel Model:4045 (6.0 TPI x 3.234 OD) Holds your hydrant tool and related items Debris that enters from roadside hydant fitting opening can be removed by reverse flushing the line into the water source

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