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1372F: 1-1/2" Low-Pressure Constant Gallonage Nozzle 60, 95, 125 or 150 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Thread:NPSH Model: 4600-1

Name: 1372F: 1-1/2" Low-Pressure Constant Gallonage Nozzle 60, 95, 125 or 150 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Thread:NPSH Model: 4600-1
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 21151954612
Price: 337.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.869400000000001 (20 reviews)

SKU 21151954612 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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USD337.50 USD384.50

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Description

1372F: 1 1 2" Low Pressure Constant Gallonage Nozzle 60, 95, 125 or 150 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Thread:NPSH Model: 4600 1 Model: 4600 1 Weight: 8 Protek's Low Pressure Nozzles are designed to produce versatile flow rates with combination pattern at low operating pressures These nozzles effectively minimize pressure on pumps and firefighter fatigue while delivering more water

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