1/2'' Arag Triple Nozzle Body - 7Mm With Diaghram Check Valve Fire Fighting Accessories Every unit is assembled by

Name: 1/2'' Arag Triple Nozzle Body - 7Mm With Diaghram Check Valve Fire Fighting Accessories Every unit is assembled by
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31246096313
Price: 29.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6516 (15 reviews)

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1 2'' Arag Triple Nozzle Body 7Mm With Diaghram Check Valve Fire Fighting Accessories Every unit is assembled by Every unit is assembled by hand and pressure tested to meet dangerous goods certification—including drop tests from 3 metres in freezing conditions flat spray patterns for uniform coverage in broadcast applications 1 2'' ARAG TRIPLE NOZZLE BODY 7MM WITH DIAGHRAM CHECK VALVE Hinged clamp 3 way sprayer nozzle holder with diaphragm check valve Tri jet with quick coupling American standard (cap not included) For more information or just to have a yarn

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