Dayton Lathe, Distance Between Centers 20 1/2 in, Voltage 115, 5/8, Min. Spindle Speed 120 RPM - 53UH18 Bowl Shape-Semi-Circular Speakman SM-1090-ADA-PBN Neo Collection Shower

Name: Dayton Lathe, Distance Between Centers 20 1/2 in, Voltage 115, 5/8, Min. Spindle Speed 120 RPM - 53UH18 Bowl Shape-Semi-Circular Speakman SM-1090-ADA-PBN Neo Collection Shower
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 3787553450
Price: 2619.24 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton Lathe, Distance Between Centers 20 1 2 in, Voltage 115, 5 8, Min. Spindle Speed 120 RPM 53UH18 Bowl Shape Semi Circular Speakman SM 1090 ADA PBN Neo Collection Shower Speakman SM 1090 ADA PBN Neo Collection Shower and Diverter Tub Package with ADA Hand Shower and Grab Bar Mitered corners Metric Thread: 4mm Overall Width: 22 in

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