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20-350-00 | 1/2"WATER GAGE, 5/8x12"Glass | Conbraco Industries Collection_ Bulb & Sensor Wells 1/2" Vacuum Breaker (A5628) Armstrong 48TM403745

Name: 20-350-00 | 1/2"WATER GAGE, 5/8x12"Glass | Conbraco Industries Collection_ Bulb & Sensor Wells **1/2" Vacuum Breaker (A5628)** Armstrong 48TM403745
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 99698708156
Price: 129.69 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.243 (11 reviews)

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99698708156 · ★ 4.2

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20 350 00 1 2"WATER GAGE, 5 8x12"Glass Conbraco Industries Collection_ Bulb & Sensor Wells **1 2" Vacuum Breaker (A5628)** Armstrong 48TM403745 **1 2" Vacuum Breaker (A5628)** Armstrong International's A5628 Vacuum Breaker prevents backflow into the potable water supply Its quick disconnect design allows for fast and efficient wire connections and disconnections this water gage guarantees reliable performance and accurate readings The NCO 20 350 00 Water Gage is designed to measure liquid levels in boilers

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