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73218BN4UN00N0D1D2 | 1/2" 2W 120V WTR/AIR/OIL N/C | Parker Fluid Control Part Number_15 Also available are advanced models 48TM403745

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USD166.88 USD210.88
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62222124310 · ★ 4.6
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73218BN4UN00N0D1D2 1 2" 2W 120V WTR AIR OIL N C Parker Fluid Control Part Number_15 Also available are advanced models 48TM403745 Also available are advanced models with built in relative humidity (RH) sensing and dehumidification strategies normally closed valve features a durable stainless steel construction and a 3 4 inch NPT end connection or oil Easy to connect to other components in your system Built to last in harsh environments Meets CSA safety standards Applications: Industrial automation Irrigation systems Fluid power systems Chemical processing equipment our HVAC supply store We offer the best prices and fast shipping for your products The valve is constructed from brass for durability and resistance to corrosion

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