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Watts Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Bronze - HD 375-12 Nominal Size-36
Watts Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Bronze - HD 375-12 Nominal Size-36
Watts Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Bronze - HD 375-12 Nominal Size-36
Watts Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Bronze - HD 375-12 Nominal Size-36
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Watts Bulkhead-Mount Float Valve, 1/4 in -20 Rod Thread, Bronze - HD 375-12 Nominal Size-36" X 24" X 1.25" For use in exhaust ventilators

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Watts Bulkhead Mount Float Valve, 1 4 in 20 Rod Thread, Bronze HD 375 12 Nominal Size 36" X 24" X 1.25" For use in exhaust ventilators For use in exhaust ventilators in commercial cooking areas and other moderate starting torque equipment that can be directly connected to a NEMA 56CZ face mounted motor Use with rotary or automatic floor machines Bulkhead mount valves have a machined flange on inlet side with male straight pipe threading for locknut With Locknut and Gasket

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