5" NPT Female (Rigid Long Handle) x 4" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum Brass Threaded Fire Hose Adapters Threaded Size (Inside Diameter): 1-1/2" 7846-68

Name: 5" NPT Female (Rigid Long Handle) x 4" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum Brass Threaded Fire Hose Adapters Threaded Size (Inside Diameter): 1-1/2" 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90931031029
Price: 250.82 USD
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5" NPT Female (Rigid Long Handle) x 4" NPSH Male Adapter Aluminum Brass Threaded Fire Hose Adapters Threaded Size (Inside Diameter): 1 1 2" 7846 68 Threaded Size (Inside Diameter): 1 1 2" Male NPT (National Pipe Tapered) the fire hydrant valve can be operated and one or more caps removed by means of tools and wrenches commonly available to members of the general public Industrial & Fire 5” NPT Female Long Handle x 4” NPSH Male Rigid Fitting Anodized Aluminum Specifications

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