Ametek Lamb Peripheral Bypass Vacuum Motor, 7.5 in Body Dia., 240 Voltage, Blower Stages: 3 - 114789 Capacity-27 oz Cast-iron construction for severe duty

Name: Ametek Lamb Peripheral Bypass Vacuum Motor, 7.5 in Body Dia., 240 Voltage, Blower Stages: 3 - 114789 Capacity-27 oz Cast-iron construction for severe duty
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 58322645272
Price: 452.43 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1944 (26 reviews)

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Ametek Lamb Peripheral Bypass Vacuum Motor, 7.5 in Body Dia., 240 Voltage, Blower Stages: 3 114789 Capacity 27 oz Cast iron construction for severe duty Cast iron construction for severe duty applications The Bradley S19 130 is a vertically supplied drench shower that exceeds the American National Standard Z358 Ideal for use in commercial canister or utility vacuums sprayer foggers

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