Air Compressor - V-Twin Cast Iron Portable - 2.5HP SP14 by SP Tools Tube Bender Stand You will not be forced TPI:13TPI

Name: Air Compressor - V-Twin Cast Iron Portable - 2.5HP SP14 by SP Tools Tube Bender Stand You will not be forced TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50093213304
Price: 650.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5166 (20 reviews)

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SKU 50093213304

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Description

Air Compressor V Twin Cast Iron Portable 2.5HP SP14 by SP Tools Tube Bender Stand You will not be forced TPI:13TPI You will not be forced to purchase a large machine immediately Max RPM: 20 Pump Size: 2 5Hp Belt Drive Tank Size: 60L Free Air Delivery (FAD): 260 L min Max Operating Pressure: 150PSI Voltage: 240Volts 10amp Unit Weight: 60Kg Unit Dimensions: 950(L) x 370(W) x 780(H)mm Accessories Included: Filter Regulator

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