Sandia 80-2500-1001 Dual 2 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Pump ISM Brand Nilfisk Special Feature HEPA Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Sandia 80-2500-1001 Dual 2 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Pump ISM Brand Nilfisk Special Feature HEPA Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 85747164225
Price: 1627.00 USD
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Sandia 80 2500 1001 Dual 2 Stage Vacuum Motor Sniper Commercial Extractor, 12 Gallon Capacity, 500 psi Pump ISM Brand Nilfisk Special Feature HEPA Size:2 1 2 Inch Brand Nilfisk Special Feature HEPA Form Factor Cannister Surface Recommendation Floor Power Source Corded Electric Included Components Brush Voltage 120 Volts Capacity 12 Gallons Wattage 1000 watts Noise Level 66 3 year limited coil warranty included Fully portable quiet operation Patent Pending Induction Motor Cooling

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