BOB Pipe-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Stainless Steel w/Viton Seal - R1350-3/8 Spout Length-6" Speakman CPT-7400-P-BN Caspian Collection Pressure
USD489.11
USD530.11
BOB Pipe-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Stainless Steel w/Viton Seal - R1350-3/8 Spout Length-6" Speakman CPT-7400-P-BN Caspian Collection Pressure
USD489.11
USD530.11
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BOB Pipe Mount Float Valve, 1 4 in 20 Rod Thread, Stainless Steel w Viton Seal R1350 3 8 Spout Length 6" Speakman CPT 7400 P BN Caspian Collection Pressure Speakman CPT 7400 P BN Caspian Collection Pressure Balance Valve Trim The dimensions of the necessary cutout for installation are 11 inches in width by 15 1 2 inches in height this BOB high capacity float valve is ideal for use with caustic fluids and where sanitation is a concern Featuring heavy duty stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
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