Malm 9" Diameter 90 Degree Elbow With RAL 6027 49/50990 Powder Coat Finish h101 Product Type Slip Section Pipe Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: Malm 9" Diameter 90 Degree Elbow With RAL 6027 49/50990 Powder Coat Finish h101 Product Type Slip Section Pipe Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
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SKU: 3453379237
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Malm 9" Diameter 90 Degree Elbow With RAL 6027 49 50990 Powder Coat Finish h101 Product Type Slip Section Pipe Fits In:SPS U150 N5 Product Type Slip Section Pipe Length 30" Diameter 8" Finish RAL 9017 49 80550 Powder Coat Documents & Files It serves as a barrier making sure that the flames stay at the center and don't get blown away in different directions Specifications 90 Degree Elbow

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