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ST61 Metering Valve for ST62 Chemical Injectors SEWER the general rule of pump TT4306H

Name: ST61 Metering Valve for ST62 Chemical Injectors SEWER the general rule of pump TT4306H
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SKU: 57353698274
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ST61 Metering Valve for ST62 Chemical Injectors SEWER the general rule of pump TT4306H

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ST61 Metering Valve for ST62 Chemical Injectors SEWER the general rule of pump TT4306H the general rule of pump plumbing indicates that the inner diameter of the supply line should be twice the inner diameter of the port and will require a minimum of a 1" ID hose General Pump Kit 69 packings replacement kit Suttner ST 61 metering valve for ST 62 chemical injector the ST 61 metering valve connects to the chemical inlet barb without specials tools Made of a glass filled poly material

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