1 in. tee fitting is used to create a connection for FastPipe pipes
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Fastpipe Rapidair F2005, 1" Tee Fitting
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| Manufacturers Part Number | F2005 |
| PSI | 190 psi |
| Material | Nylon |
| Description | 1" Tee Fitting |
| Brand | Fastpipe |
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