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cle a fourche gedore rouge de 20 mm avec extremite coudee a 150 t225m NewCategories/Fittings/Threaded fitting/2 Connections/Socket Fitting/Stainless Steel With Welding End With Flat Seal PN16 Vanne à boisseau sphérique électrique Facteur de limitation de
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cle a fourche gedore rouge de 20 mm avec extremite coudee a 150 t225m NewCategories Fittings Threaded fitting 2 Connections Socket Fitting Stainless Steel With Welding End With Flat Seal PN16 Vanne à boisseau sphérique électrique Facteur de limitation de Vanne à boisseau sphérique électrique à 3 voies (à raccord en L) en PVC avec manchon à coller de 25 mm et actionneur puissant et économe en énergie de 100 240 V CA (max avec orifices filetés femelles G 1 2 pouce conformément aux normes DIN 3113 Forme A Il s'agit d'une clé Gedore Red à extrémité ouverte de 20 mm avec une extrémité de boîte de 20 mm coudée à 15 degrés
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