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Air Compressor Triple Cast Iron Stationary 7.5HP 3 Phase - SP35 by SP Tools Chuck Roller Suspension: 18mm (3/4″) TPI:13TPI

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Description

Air Compressor Triple Cast Iron Stationary 7.5HP 3 Phase SP35 by SP Tools Chuck Roller Suspension: 18mm (3 4″) TPI:13TPI Roller Suspension: 18mm (3 4″) The amplified rare earth magnets provide a strong hold onto metal surfaces Ideal for commercial applications • High efficiency induction motor • Full brass non return valve • Independent 3 phase switch box operates by a single phase pressure switch • Copper delivery pipe • Certified safety valve • Large oil level sight glass • Copper wound motor • Cast iron cylinders • Resettable overload protection

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