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Aluminum 1 1/2" Constant Flow Fire Nozzle (NH) Male Threads_NPT National Stock Number (NSN 4210-01-081-8751) 35R11

Name: Aluminum 1 1/2" Constant Flow Fire Nozzle (NH) Male Threads_NPT National Stock Number (NSN 4210-01-081-8751) 35R11
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 16050554591
Price: 217.08 USD
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Aluminum 1 1 2" Constant Flow Fire Nozzle (NH) Male Threads_NPT National Stock Number (NSN 4210 01 081 8751) 35R11 National Stock Number (NSN 4210 01 081 8751) Our 1 1 2 inch Made in the USA single jacket fire hose is manufactured to meet and exceed all performance requirements of NFPA 1961 1 1 2 inch combination Industrial Viper pistol grip nozzle with constant flow with twist and ball shutoff National Hose (NH) aka National Standard Thread (NST) is often referred to as “fire hose thread” as this is by far the most common thread in use today by fire departments

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