Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2-Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration - 16653 Height-17-1/4

Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2-Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration - 16653 Height-17-1/4" Ordinary sheet metal screws purchasable

Name: Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2-Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration - 16653 Height-17-1/4" Ordinary sheet metal screws purchasable
Brand: merafuture.pk
SKU: 53425472361
Price: 112.85 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton Brass Steam Solenoid Valve Less Coil, 2 Way Valve Design, Normally Closed Valve Configuration 16653 Height 17 1 4" Ordinary sheet metal screws purchasable Ordinary sheet metal screws purchasable from any hardware store can be used for mounting With a zinc phosphate coated body to help resist corrosion : 250 Degrees F Safe Working Water Pressure: 350 psi

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