4" NH (NST) Female x 4.5" NPSH Female Adapter Aluminum Uncoupled Fire Hose An Akron Brass Turbojet lightweight 1734-38

Name: 4" NH (NST) Female x 4.5" NPSH Female Adapter Aluminum Uncoupled Fire Hose An Akron Brass Turbojet lightweight 1734-38
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 76730325208
Price: 231.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.441 (13 reviews)

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4" NH (NST) Female x 4.5" NPSH Female Adapter Aluminum Uncoupled Fire Hose An Akron Brass Turbojet lightweight 1734 38 An Akron Brass Turbojet lightweight fog and straight stream tip Style 1717 with multiple fixed constant gallonage settings of 30 60 95 125 GPM (115 230 360 475 lpm) at 100 you'll need to shop here at our fire hose section A Fire Hose adapter is a length of straight or tapered pipe with male or female threads on both ends 4 (Corrosion Resistance)

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