EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 50 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage, Frame: Non-Standard - UTBEJ1552BJR1 IND BOX Stainless Steel Toilet Paper Dispenser Bradley 140-040Lh Ped

Name: EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 50 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage, Frame: Non-Standard - UTBEJ1552BJR1 IND BOX Stainless Steel Toilet Paper Dispenser Bradley 140-040Lh Ped
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SKU: 905540599
Price: 177.68 USD
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EM&S ECM Unit Bearing Motor, 50 W Output Watts, 1550 Nameplate RPM, 230 Voltage, Frame: Non Standard UTBEJ1552BJR1 IND BOX Stainless Steel Toilet Paper Dispenser Bradley 140 040Lh Ped Bradley 140 040Lh Ped This runner is suitable for medium traffic areas such as entrances and lobbies ice machines and freezers

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