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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 3.20 gpm, Chrome - L214-55WSA Capacity-Two Standard Rolls Polyurethane material resists water

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40550736171 · ★ 4.4
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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Cross Faucet Handle Type, 3.20 gpm, Chrome L214 55WSA Capacity Two Standard Rolls Polyurethane material resists water Polyurethane material resists water Refined Acoustics: 30% quieter operation turns down the volume for less disturbance to adjacent areas Two hole centerset wall mount laboratory faucets install into walls or vertical surfaces that have two centered holes that are 4" apart when measured from center of hole to center of hole Dual cross handle two hole centerset wall mount laboratory faucets have two cross shaped handles that users grip and turn to start and stop the flow of water

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