1" Pistol Grip Nozzle 13-26-40-60 GPM Aluminum Thread Pattern:1" NH (NST) Fire Hose Threads The Anodized Aluminum & plastic Thread Pattern:1-1/2" NPSH (IPT) Straight Pipe Threads
USD194.09
USD216.09
1" Pistol Grip Nozzle 13-26-40-60 GPM Aluminum Thread Pattern:1" NH (NST) Fire Hose Threads The Anodized Aluminum & plastic Thread Pattern:1-1/2" NPSH (IPT) Straight Pipe Threads
USD194.09
USD216.09
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1" Pistol Grip Nozzle 13 26 40 60 GPM Aluminum Thread Pattern:1" NH (NST) Fire Hose Threads The Anodized Aluminum & plastic Thread Pattern:1 1 2" NPSH (IPT) Straight Pipe Threads The Anodized Aluminum & plastic 1 1 2" Inch fire hose nozzle is a great economical performance nozzle while remaining lightweight and easy to carry This nozzle features a top bale shut off for quick operation residential projects Call or email us anytime we are happy to help
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