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Leonard 1 1/4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome-Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm - TMS-150-CP Bowl Size-36
Leonard 1 1/4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome-Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm - TMS-150-CP Bowl Size-36
Leonard 1 1/4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome-Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm - TMS-150-CP Bowl Size-36
Leonard 1 1/4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome-Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm - TMS-150-CP Bowl Size-36
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Leonard 1 1/4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome-Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm - TMS-150-CP Bowl Size-36" Model #5KS254STE222

SKU: 45882437825
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USD1160.48 USD1192.48

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Leonard 1 1 4 in FNPT Inlet Type Steam and Water Mixing Valve, Chrome Plated Lead Free Bronze, 60 gpm TMS 150 CP Bowl Size 36" Model #5KS254STE222 Model #5KS254STE222 5' X 8' X 1" Model has a Dura trol solid bimetal thermostat connected to valve porting to control the intake of steam (or hot) and cold water This LEONARD VALVE steam and water mixing valve provides thermostatic mixing to maintain output water temperature for industrial steam mixing applications

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