Hughes 18GS85G Indoor Stainless Steel Combination Safety shower with Eye/Face Wash - - Top Entry Nominal Size-29" X 1.25" Bradley 113-1032 Pipe-Bent-Plated Replacement Part

Name: Hughes 18GS85G Indoor Stainless Steel Combination Safety shower with Eye/Face Wash - - Top Entry Nominal Size-29" X 1.25" Bradley 113-1032 Pipe-Bent-Plated Replacement Part
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 1492875321
Price: 1111.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

Hughes 18GS85G Indoor Stainless Steel Combination Safety shower with Eye Face Wash Top Entry Nominal Size 29" X 1.25" Bradley 113 1032 Pipe Bent Plated Replacement Part Bradley 113 1032 Pipe Bent Plated Replacement Part the grab bar is 34 inches long and has a satin finish to cut down on fingerprinting which is specifically designed for high flow rates in line with ANSI standards The eye facewash has twin spray nozzles with dust covers and is push plate operated

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