Proven Part Hydraulic High Pressure Shut-Off Ball Valve 2 Way 1/4 Inch Npt 5000 PSI 20009 30030086817 Bar Length:12" - 3/8" LP .050" 45DL
USD29.65
USD57.65
Proven Part Hydraulic High Pressure Shut-Off Ball Valve 2 Way 1/4 Inch Npt 5000 PSI 20009 30030086817 Bar Length:12" - 3/8" LP .050" 45DL
USD29.65
USD57.65
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Proven Part Hydraulic High Pressure Shut Off Ball Valve 2 Way 1 4 Inch Npt 5000 PSI 20009 30030086817 Bar Length:12" 3 8" LP .050" 45DL 30030086817 Three Spindle Pulleys Replace 532153531 DescriptionMaximum Operating Pressure: 5000 PSIMaterial and Surface Treatment: Carbon Steel with Zinc Plating SurfaceThread: 1 4" Npt X 1 4" NptAPPlication: Hydraulic or Water APPlicationHigh Quality Nbr Sealing Material with No Leakage Under High PressureMaximum Operating Pressure: 5000 PSIMaterial and Surface Treatment: Carbon Steel with Zinc Plating SurfaceThread: 1 4" Npt X 1 4" NptAPPlication: Hydraulic or Water APPlicationHigh Quality Nbr Sealing Material with No Leakage Under High Pressure PPSP14VALVE
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