Female 4 1/2" Dry Hydrant 90 Degree Adapter Pick One Side_2 1/2 inch USDA Forestry Service fire hose light manufacturing facilities

Name: Female 4 1/2" Dry Hydrant 90 Degree Adapter Pick One Side_2 1/2 inch USDA Forestry Service fire hose light manufacturing facilities
Brand: orizodes.com
SKU: 97702909488
Price: 309.56 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 97702909488 · ★ 4.0 · Lawsonite Court

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Female 4 1 2" Dry Hydrant 90 Degree Adapter Pick One Side_2 1 2 inch USDA Forestry Service fire hose light manufacturing facilities USDA Forestry Service fire hose reducer feature aluminum coupling with a 600 psi test pressure Dual threaded GHT thread or 1 inch NPSH thread nozzle has the option of a fan shaped fog pattern or a solid straight stream with easy to use bale style handle All parts meet or exceed NFPA requirements Dry hydrant sizes are determined by your local fire department

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