Bradley 6334-00 Commercial Liquid Soap Dispenser, Countertop Mounted, Manual-Push, Stainless Steel - 3.5" Spout Length morcon Concealed spring permits spindle to

Name: Bradley 6334-00 Commercial Liquid Soap Dispenser, Countertop Mounted, Manual-Push, Stainless Steel - 3.5" Spout Length morcon Concealed spring permits spindle to
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92294455497
Price: 130.82 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7929 (12 reviews)

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Bradley 6334 00 Commercial Liquid Soap Dispenser, Countertop Mounted, Manual Push, Stainless Steel 3.5" Spout Length morcon Concealed spring permits spindle to Concealed spring permits spindle to telescope for servicing Overall Length: 26" Pumping the dispenser requires less than 5 lbs of force Operation: Manual

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