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US $13.00
Location:

North Troy, Vermont, US

North Troy, Vermont, US
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Ufs Portable Spray Nozzle 1575

1.5"NPT. combination fog nozzle, constructed of polycarbonate and precision molded from the latest developments in the industry. Ideal for industrial and commercial installations, as well as small fire companies. Red . 4.63" high. 75gpm gallonage. ULC Listed.

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