Hayward Ball Valve, PVC, Inline True Union, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 2 1/2 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - TB1250TE Dust Pans and Dust Pan Brooms Better use of the water
USD184.40
USD209.40
Hayward Ball Valve, PVC, Inline True Union, 2-Piece, Pipe Size 2 1/2 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT - TB1250TE Dust Pans and Dust Pan Brooms Better use of the water
USD184.40
USD209.40
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Hayward Ball Valve, PVC, Inline True Union, 2 Piece, Pipe Size 2 1 2 in, Connection Type FNPT x FNPT TB1250TE Dust Pans and Dust Pan Brooms Better use of the water Better use of the water flowing through the shower makes it more effective while providing a more comfortable environment by breaking the streams of water into smaller individual droplets and sound quality this HAYWARD true union ball valve has a tough PVC body that wont rust or corrode Ideal for corrosive industrial applications
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