Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead-Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1 1/2 in - UP667 1-1/2" Dispenser Type-Liquid Soap Tub and Shower Category: Tub

Name: Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead-Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size - Valves 1 1/2 in - UP667 1-1/2" Dispenser Type-Liquid Soap Tub and Shower Category: Tub
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 30651768346
Price: 126.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7668 (17 reviews)

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Milwaukee Valve Gate Valve, Lead Free Brass, NPT Connection Type, Pipe Size Valves 1 1 2 in UP667 1 1 2" Dispenser Type Liquid Soap Tub and Shower Category: Tub Tub and Shower Category: Tub Spouts Standards: NSF 61 G Certified for use in potable water applications Milwaukee Valve gate valve features a nonrising stem that is ideal for use in areas with limited vertical space

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