Ettore Pro+ Contour Carbon Steel Replacement Blades 6" - (25/pk) BE_Consumable Liner - MIL Higher concentration of bacteria /

Name: Ettore Pro+ Contour Carbon Steel Replacement Blades 6" - (25/pk) BE_Consumable Liner - MIL Higher concentration of bacteria /
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21476470647
Price: 38.64 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0378 (9 reviews)

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Ettore Pro+ Contour Carbon Steel Replacement Blades 6" (25 pk) BE_Consumable Liner MIL Higher concentration of bacteria Higher concentration of bacteria Multiplies rapidly and works faster than conventional products but the hose is engineered to minimize pressure loss even at extended lengths The Ettore Pro+ Contour Carbon Steel Replacement Blades 6" (25 pk) is designed for high performance cleaning in professional environments Built with quality materials and trusted engineering

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