CHARLOTTE PIPE - Charlotte Pipe FlowGuard Schedule 40 3/4 in. Socket X 3/4 in. D MNPT CPVC Adapter 1 pk - Case of 25 12265 made with a blend of EJD7013866

Name: CHARLOTTE PIPE - Charlotte Pipe FlowGuard Schedule 40 3/4 in. Socket X 3/4 in. D MNPT CPVC Adapter 1 pk - Case of 25 12265 made with a blend of EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61883200474
Price: 20.54 USD
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CHARLOTTE PIPE - Charlotte Pipe FlowGuard Schedule 40 3/4 in. Socket X 3/4 in. D MNPT CPVC Adapter 1 pk - Case of 25 12265 made with a blend of EJD7013866

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CHARLOTTE PIPE Charlotte Pipe FlowGuard Schedule 40 3 4 in. Socket X 3 4 in. D MNPT CPVC Adapter 1 pk Case of 25 12265 made with a blend of EJD7013866 made with a blend of nylon and polyester With its robust 21 inch blade This CPVC Adapter is engineered for durability and precision ensuring a seamless connection between your plumbing components

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