1372E: 1-1/2" Constant Gallonage Retractable Foam Nozzle 60, 95 or 125 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Style:W/ Pistol Grip Protek's Selectable Gallonage Retractable Foam

Name: 1372E: 1-1/2" Constant Gallonage Retractable Foam Nozzle 60, 95 or 125 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Style:W/ Pistol Grip Protek's Selectable Gallonage Retractable Foam
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 98211953573
Price: 427.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3357 (10 reviews)

SKU 98211953573 ★ 4.3

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1372E: 1 1 2" Constant Gallonage Retractable Foam Nozzle 60, 95 or 125 GPM (Preset to 125 GPM) Style:W Pistol Grip Protek's Selectable Gallonage Retractable Foam Protek's Selectable Gallonage Retractable Foam Nozzle offer the flexibility to aspirate foam and flow stream and fog in a single dynamic model Used to divide a single flow Ergonomic design pistol grip available in various colours Combination pattern nozzles with constant single flow setting

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