SAER JET Waterpump (Made in Italy) with Stainless Steel Pressurized Tank (set) Size of Tank:21Gals. the micro DM-100 is also Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10

Name: SAER JET Waterpump (Made in Italy) with Stainless Steel Pressurized Tank (set) Size of Tank:21Gals. the micro DM-100 is also Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25107030723
Price: 9400.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.495 (5 reviews)

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SAER JET Waterpump (Made in Italy) with Stainless Steel Pressurized Tank (set) Size of Tank:21Gals. the micro DM 100 is also Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10 the micro DM 100 is also drop proof and perfectly suitable for use in the harshest jobsite conditions From pressing Application : House RPM : 3450

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