Description
Diaphragm sealing valves made of reinforced Polyamide used in Greenhouses, Field Crops, Irrigation, Landscaping and Water Treatment (non corrosive). Available in Diameters of: 34/” (20mm) – 3″ (80mm).
Glass Reinforced Nylon Valve
Diaphragm sealing valves made of reinforced Polyamide used in Greenhouses, Field Crops, Irrigation, Landscaping and Water Treatment (non corrosive). Available in Diameters of: 34/” (20mm) – 3″ (80mm).
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