Century 1/4-1/12 HP Belt Drive Motor, Split-Phase, 1725/1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 56Z - ARB2024L1 topseller3 Bradley Aluminum Headrail - Designed

Name: Century 1/4-1/12 HP Belt Drive Motor, Split-Phase, 1725/1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 56Z - ARB2024L1 topseller3 Bradley Aluminum Headrail - Designed
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 27526977001
Price: 126.17 USD
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Century 1 4 1 12 HP Belt Drive Motor, Split Phase, 1725 1140 Nameplate RPM, 115 Voltage, Frame 56Z ARB2024L1 topseller3 Bradley Aluminum Headrail Designed Bradley Aluminum Headrail Designed for Solid Plastic 1" Thick Pilasters 73"L HDWP A0458 073 The front edge is hemmed to create a smooth air circulators and other air over fan applications

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