ProTool Ball Valve 3/8in FPT 5000psi Plated Steel Pressure Washer
Quick Overview
- Plated Steel Ball Valve for Pressure Washing rated to 5000 psi
- Used to stop the flow of the water to allow switching of the tool at the end of the line without turning off the pressure washer
- This valve is commonly used to switch between the Wand and a Surface Cleaner.
- Plated Steel construction Shut Off Ball Valve with 3/8in inlet and outlet fittings, 5000psi rating
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$75.25
$85.85
Ball Valve 3/8in FNPT 5000psi Pressure Washer Valve
Plated Steel Steel Valve
This ball valve is made of stainless steel and features 3/8" NPTF inlets and outlets for easy inline integration.
- Plated steel ball valve built to handle high pressure
- Straight through, full flow design
- Durable, comfortable handle
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