Guardian GFR3513 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Alarm horn and remote sensing capability Bottle Size-(6) 1 oz. 1-1/4" IPS freeze-resistant valve with

Name: Guardian GFR3513 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Alarm horn and remote sensing capability Bottle Size-(6) 1 oz. 1-1/4" IPS freeze-resistant valve with
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Guardian GFR3513 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Alarm horn and remote sensing capability Bottle Size-(6) 1 oz. 1-1/4

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Guardian GFR3513 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Alarm horn and remote sensing capability Bottle Size (6) 1 oz. 1 1 4" IPS freeze resistant valve with 1 1 4" IPS freeze resistant valve with push plate The valve seat is also replaceable for extended service life

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