Sandia 80-3500-H ( Machine Only ) Dual 3 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor with 2000 Watt In-Line Heater, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Adjustable Pump Nilfisk-Advance this machine will fit your Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Sandia 80-3500-H ( Machine Only ) Dual 3 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor with 2000 Watt In-Line Heater, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Adjustable Pump Nilfisk-Advance this machine will fit your Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 18559952344
Price: 1986.45 USD
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Rating: 4.2934 (5 reviews)

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Sandia 80 3500 H ( Machine Only ) Dual 3 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor with 2000 Watt In Line Heater, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Adjustable Pump Nilfisk Advance this machine will fit your Size:2 1 2 Inch this machine will fit your need Americo Buffing Pads Cords: (2) 25 Foot 12 Gallon Capacity

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