Dayton 18 in Round Cleaning, Scrubbing Rotary Brush for 18" Machine Size, White - 14X830 Bowl Color-Stainless Low-lead valve is used to

Name: Dayton 18 in Round Cleaning, Scrubbing Rotary Brush for 18" Machine Size, White - 14X830 Bowl Color-Stainless Low-lead valve is used to
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 68937248353
Price: 130.59 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton 18 in Round Cleaning, Scrubbing Rotary Brush for 18" Machine Size, White 14X830 Bowl Color Stainless Low lead valve is used to Low lead valve is used to start and stop the flow of media and is ideal for use in commercial and industrial applications Color Coding System: Yes to clean hard floor surfaces in one quick pass This poly scrub brush is designed for use with automatic floor scrubbers

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