Malm 24" x 8" Damper Section Pipe With RAL 2003 49/24540 Powder Coat Finish d13.63 BTU 12500 Finish RAL 1019 Fits In:SPS/U150-N5

Name: Malm 24" x 8" Damper Section Pipe With RAL 2003 49/24540 Powder Coat Finish d13.63 BTU 12500 Finish RAL 1019 Fits In:SPS/U150-N5
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 42245044472
Price: 350.00 USD
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Malm 24" x 8" Damper Section Pipe With RAL 2003 49 24540 Powder Coat Finish d13.63 BTU 12500 Finish RAL 1019 Fits In:SPS U150 N5 BTU 12500 Finish RAL 1019 38 15019 Powder Coat Connector Size 8" Width 34" Overall Height 68" To Center Line Weight 165 lbs Product Type Mid Section Pipe Length 24" Diameter 9" Finish RAL 8001 38 60005 Powder Coat Documents & Files Specifications 24" x 8" Damper Section Pipe

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