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Milwaukee Valve Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size - HP1LCS4213 10
Milwaukee Valve Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size - HP1LCS4213 10
Milwaukee Valve Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size - HP1LCS4213 10
Milwaukee Valve Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size - HP1LCS4213 10
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Milwaukee Valve Lug-Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size - HP1LCS4213 10" Nominal Size-12" X 1.5" Full Load Amps: 94/47

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Milwaukee Valve Lug Style Butterfly Valve, Carbon Steel, 285 psi, 10 in Pipe Size HP1LCS4213 10" Nominal Size 12" X 1.5" Full Load Amps: 94 47 Full Load Amps: 94 47 Features: Mounting holes for 370 Volt capacitor bracket Style: Lug Water Pressure: 285 psi

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