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Moon American Fire Hose Nozzle, 3/4 in Inlet Size, NPSH Thread Type, 8 gpm Flow Rate, Black Bumper Color - 517-071 Capacity-27 oz Bradley S27-218 Gooseneck Spout Replacement

Name: Moon American Fire Hose Nozzle, 3/4 in Inlet Size, NPSH Thread Type, 8 gpm Flow Rate, Black Bumper Color - 517-071 Capacity-27 oz Bradley S27-218 Gooseneck Spout Replacement
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 76531297582
Price: 30.76 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4221 (12 reviews)

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76531297582 · ★ 4.4

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Moon American Fire Hose Nozzle, 3/4 in Inlet Size, NPSH Thread Type, 8 gpm Flow Rate, Black Bumper Color - 517-071 Capacity-27 oz Bradley S27-218 Gooseneck Spout Replacement

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Moon American Fire Hose Nozzle, 3 4 in Inlet Size, NPSH Thread Type, 8 gpm Flow Rate, Black Bumper Color 517 071 Capacity 27 oz Bradley S27 218 Gooseneck Spout Replacement Bradley S27 218 Gooseneck Spout Replacement Part EYE FACE WASH BOWL: 11 1 2" stainless steel The nozzle has complete shut off fog and straight stream Ideal for use with fire hose rack units that are exposed and subject to pilferage

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