8884 | Lavatory Faucet M-Press Metering 1 Lever ADA Chrome 0.5 Gallons per Minute | Moen Pressure Regulator Setting_4IN Jergens 806219 KLP Double Acting resulting in reduced wear
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8884 Lavatory Faucet M Press Metering 1 Lever ADA Chrome 0.5 Gallons per Minute Moen Pressure Regulator Setting_4IN Jergens 806219 KLP Double Acting resulting in reduced wear Jergens 806219 KLP Double Acting Ring Handle The Jergens 806219 is a double acting ring handle with a 1 4" thread and a 1 00" length * **Material**: 17 4 stainless steel * **Features**: * Heavy duty construction for demanding applications * Corrosion resistant for extended service life * Detent design provides secure locking and positioning * Ideal for applications requiring precise alignment and holding This Jergens HD detent pin is a critical component for various industrial applications this faucet features a sleek chrome finish and provides precise water control with its M Press metering technology The faucet measures 6 inches in length
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