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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 3.00 gpm, Chrome - L2224VB Toilet Partition PIlaster The valve spool is treated

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Watersaver Gooseneck Laboratory Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 3.00 gpm, Chrome L2224VB Toilet Partition PIlaster The valve spool is treated The valve spool is treated with a special non stick coating that minimizes buildup of minerals and particulates that can cause valve sticking The dispenser can hold up to 40 fluid ounces of all purpose commercial grade hand soap and has a black molded plastic push button and matching spout and filling glassware and vessels in laboratories Dual wristblade handle three hole widespread deck mount laboratory faucets have two wing shaped handles that users pull toward or push away from themselves to start or stop the flow of water

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