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Hausanschluss-Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel)
Hausanschluss-Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel)
Hausanschluss-Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel)
Hausanschluss-Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel)
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Hausanschluss-Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel)

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Hausanschluss Eckventil Fig. 3130 2 Zoll AG × D63 mm HAWLE Werkzeug Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel) Leitermaterial: Kupfer (üblich im Fernmeldekabel) Ø 125 mm – ideal für mittlere Rohrleitungsanwendungen Schraubanschluss für eine Einbaugarnitur Weichdichtende Ausführung mit strömungstechnisch optimiertem Durchgang

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