Aluminum 5" Storz x 4" NPSH 30 Degree Elbow Storz Size_6" Rigid Storz The male threaded side of Model:4023 (6.0 TPI x 3.187 OD)
USD175.15
USD225.15
Aluminum 5" Storz x 4" NPSH 30 Degree Elbow Storz Size_6" Rigid Storz The male threaded side of Model:4023 (6.0 TPI x 3.187 OD)
USD175.15
USD225.15
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Aluminum 5" Storz x 4" NPSH 30 Degree Elbow Storz Size_6" Rigid Storz The male threaded side of Model:4023 (6.0 TPI x 3.187 OD) The male threaded side of this adapter will only connect to a 3 inch female National Pipe Straight Hose (NPSH) or National Pipe Tapered (NPT) Kochek adjustable fire hydrant wrench with double head spanner for pentagon and square heads Adapters and components must meet the requirements of NFPA 1963 Aluminum Storz Adapters consist of Storz coupling heads machined from forged 6061 T6 aluminum and adapter components fabricated from seamless extruded 6061 T6 aluminum
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