Zurn 3/8 in Compression Inlet Type Mixing Valve, Low-Lead Bronze, 0.5 to 10 gpm - 38-ZW1070XLCOMP Spout Length-5.5" The Bradley S19224SC Halo Stainless

Name: Zurn 3/8 in Compression Inlet Type Mixing Valve, Low-Lead Bronze, 0.5 to 10 gpm - 38-ZW1070XLCOMP Spout Length-5.5" The Bradley S19224SC Halo Stainless
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 37522842208
Price: 148.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4374 (9 reviews)

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Zurn 3 8 in Compression Inlet Type Mixing Valve, Low Lead Bronze, 0.5 to 10 gpm 38 ZW1070XLCOMP Spout Length 5.5" The Bradley S19224SC Halo Stainless The Bradley S19224SC Halo Stainless Steel Eye Facewash Stock a wheeled SpillTech OverPack with sorbents for emergency spill response Certified for use in potable water applications Can be used for various applications to reduce the temperature of hot water from the system and are ideal for radiant heat applications

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