Forespar 902001 Y-Valve 1"

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Forespar 902001 Y-Valve 1"

MSRP:

Was:

$95.95

FORESPAR 1" Y-VALVE View full description

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Forespar® ’Y’-Valves and Connectors are molded from Marelon®.

’Y’-Valves are an essential piece of equipment when the flow of water or other fluids are required to be conveniently diverted, as in a marine head application where a holding tank is utilized. They are easily mounted to a bulkhead. The valves are operated by a simple 120° movement. Positive stops are provided between positions. Replacement parts are available.

Marelon® is the modern material for marine plumbing systems. Its non-corrosive proprietary formulation of Polymer composite compounds uses resins and additives to produce a surperior marine grade product that will not deteriate like traditional bronze marine plumbing parts.

Specifications

Barb size: 1" (25.4mm)

MSRP:

Was:

$67.95

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