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Eastman 1/2 Inch FIP Straight Gas Ball Valve with 1/4-Turn Handle, Brass Plumbing Fitting, 60009
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Eastman 1/2 Inch FIP Straight Gas Ball Valve with Features
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GAS SHUTOFF VALVE: The gas ball valve with quarter turn handle is in-line for connecting two pipes going in the same direction
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FUNCTIONALITY: The gas shut off valve is designed for use with liquefied petroleum, LP gas, and air mixtures up to 175 PSI
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EASY TO USE: The gas ball valve connector features an aluminum lever handle with a 1/4 turn operation for easy on and off control
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DURABLE: Gas ball valves are composed of high-impact durable brass material for long-lasting performance
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SPECS: The gas ball valve fittings are designed to withstand a temperature range from 32 degrees to 125 degrees F, and are certified by Canadian Standard Association (CSA) for product safety
About Eastman 1/2 Inch FIP Straight Gas Ball Valve With
Product Description Simplify your plumbing and home improvement projects with EZ-FLO gas ball valve connectors. Composed of heavy duty brass for long-lasting reliability, this gas ball valve features an aluminum lever handle with a 1/4 turn operation for easy on and off control, and is in-line for connecting two pipes going in the same direction. The gas shut off valve is designed for use with liquefied petroleum, LP gas, and air mixtures up to 175 PSI, and is designed to withstand a temperature range from 32 degrees to 125 degrees F. From the Manufacturer The Eastman Brass Gas Ball Valve is for safe use with liquified petroleum gas, LP gas, and air mixtures up to 175 PSI. The gas ball valve is made of brass construction for a strong, durable connection. The valve is in-line for connecting two pipes going in the same direction.
