Summit VLT650 Built-In Undercounter Laboratory Freezer Capable Of -35 C (-31 F) Operation COMPAC S New Black Stainless Provides

Name: Summit VLT650 Built-In Undercounter Laboratory Freezer Capable Of -35 C (-31 F) Operation COMPAC S New Black Stainless Provides
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 67021909668
Price: 1152.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2142 (6 reviews)

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Summit VLT650 Built In Undercounter Laboratory Freezer Capable Of 35 C ( 31 F) Operation COMPAC S New Black Stainless Provides S New Black Stainless Provides A Uniquely Rich Appearance And Naturally Hides Finger Prints With A Sealed Back Designed To Protect All Electrical Components From The Elements This Unit Is Ul S Listed To Nsf 7 And Ul 471 Commercial Standards The Vlt650 Is An Upright All Freezer Sized With A 24" Footprint

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