B&K® 103-003 ProLine™ Hose Bibb, 1/2 in Nominal, MNPT x Male Hose Thread End Style, Brass Body, T-Handle Actuator
B&K® 103-003 ProLine™ Hose Bibb, 1/2 in Nominal, MNPT x Male Hose Thread End Style, Brass Body, T-Handle Actuator
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BrandB&K®
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UPC032888030039
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Manufacturer Part Number103-003
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CountryUSA
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Pressure Rating125 psi
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Actuator TypeT-Handle
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Nominal Size1/2 in
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SeriesProLine™
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Body MaterialBrass
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End StyleMNPT x Male Hose Thread
- 3/4 in hose thread outlet
- Economy
- Not for potable water
| Cross-Reference Number |
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| 403075 |
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UNSPSC40141654
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Package Description12/BX
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Standards/ApprovalsANSI B1.20.1 Threaded End|ANSI B1.20.7 Hose Thread
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WarrantyLimited
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