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215-1 1/2-60 | 1.5" 60# CI IB TRAP | Armstrong International SubCategory 3_Eye Nuts reducing installation challenges 48TM403745

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90245236671 · ★ 4.1
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215 1 1 2 60 1.5" 60# CI IB TRAP Armstrong International SubCategory 3_Eye Nuts reducing installation challenges 48TM403745 reducing installation challenges 05"wc * Operating Temperature: 40°F to 150°F Shop our HVAC supply store for the best prices and fast shipping on your Lennox 80K28 pressure switch Applications: Condensate removal from steam systems Process equipment Heat exchangers Industrial boilers Benefits: High capacity for handling large condensate loads Efficient steam utilization Reliable operation with minimal maintenance Durable construction for extended service life Shop now at our HVAC supply store for the best prices and fast shipping on Armstrong International steam traps and other industrial products Engineered for durability

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