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TacklePro Snapper Catcher Red & Lumo - 5/0 Alkaline WETTED COMPONENTS: Aluminium Bronze Brass CAM-VW1-RT
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TacklePro Snapper Catcher Red & Lumo 5 0 Alkaline WETTED COMPONENTS: Aluminium Bronze Brass CAM VW1 RT WETTED COMPONENTS: Aluminium Bronze Brass Steel Acetal Polycarbonate Stainless Steel & Nitrile FRC14 Type: INTERMEDIATE COMPLETE WITH 42MM GAUGE Max flow rate: 77 CFM 2200 LPM Bayonet Type Steel Bowl Guard Regulator with in built Venturi for Flow Compensation CONFORMS TO ISO 6953 1 & 5782 1 WARNING: Polycarbonate bowls may get damaged and possibly fail if exposed to synthetic oils thinner solvents trichloroethylene kerosene or other aromatic hydrocarbons AC71T270 ATLAS COPCO Professional Aluminium Block Piston Compressors The Automan Diesel version is specifically designed for those applications where no or not enough voltage supply is within reach TacklePro Snapper Catcher Rig Colour: Red With 20% Lumo
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