Viega 91130 | MegaPress 316 FKM Reducer 3/4" (IPS) x 1/2" EPAOUTD3 VelocityTrack™ technology grants instant visual

Name: Viega 91130 | MegaPress 316 FKM Reducer 3/4" (IPS) x 1/2" EPAOUTD3 VelocityTrack™ technology grants instant visual
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7435198507
Price: 138.99 USD
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Viega 91130 MegaPress 316 FKM Reducer 3 4" (IPS) x 1 2" EPAOUTD3 VelocityTrack™ technology grants instant visual VelocityTrack™ technology grants instant visual feedback on whether targets are coming towards you or moving away with color coding approaching vessels for high visibility while de emphasizing diverging targets Compass = No Field of View @ 1000 YDS = 317' Magnification = 10x Objective Lens Diameter (MM) = 42 Waterproof Rating = Resistant Weight (oz) = 26 MegaPress 316 FKM Reducer 3 4" (IPS) x 1 2" Category: Marine Plumbing & Ventilation Fittings

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