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Everflow Supplies Pushlock UPSC12 1/2 Inch Long Push X Push Coupling for Push-Fit Fittings, Made with Lead Free DZR Forged Brass, Connects PEX, CPVC and Copper, Pre-Lubricated for Quick Installation Single auspowers_batchthree and with leap year compensation Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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Everflow Supplies Pushlock UPSC12 1 2 Inch Long Push X Push Coupling for Push Fit Fittings, Made with Lead Free DZR Forged Brass, Connects PEX, CPVC and Copper, Pre Lubricated for Quick Installation Single auspowers_batchthree and with leap year compensation Style:Crimped Wire Wheel and with leap year compensation with smooth surfaces and tapered edges Made with Lead Free DZR Forged Brass PERFORMANCE: 200 PSI and 200 degrees F

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