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These #10-32 valves feature a shuttle that allows flow from one inlet to the outlet while blocking the other inlet. They may be mounted directly to valves and cylinders or in-line using the hose barbs on the MSV model.
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Shuttle valves feature a shuttle that allows flow from one inlet to the outlet while blocking the other inlet. They may be mounted directly to valves or in-line using the hose barbs.

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