MICRO MATIC Pro-Line E-Series Refrigerated Back Bar Cabinet Three-section MSRP $5,600 MBB78S-E cup covers Design: C-Pull design allows for Coolers

Name: MICRO MATIC Pro-Line E-Series Refrigerated Back Bar Cabinet Three-section *MSRP $5,600* MBB78S-E cup covers Design: C-Pull design allows for Coolers
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 86769447099
Price: 1700.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1359 (23 reviews)

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MICRO MATIC Pro Line E Series Refrigerated Back Bar Cabinet Three section *MSRP $5,600* MBB78S E cup covers Design: C Pull design allows for Coolers Design: C Pull design allows for easy dispensing and access Ideal for 3 8 inch thick glass while the model number MBB78 E ensures compatibility with various commercial refrigeration requirements Industrial Fridge

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