Cardinal S1800SP34200XX6Z 18' ZAM® with 6" Radius Corners Open Top Poured Step and Liner Track Mission The CleanPro BDA Cleaner Finned

Name: Cardinal S1800SP34200XX6Z 18' ZAM® with 6" Radius Corners Open Top Poured Step and Liner Track Mission The CleanPro BDA Cleaner Finned
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4963620488
Price: 3103.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5076 (13 reviews)

SKU 4963620488 · ★ 4.5

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Cardinal S1800SP34200XX6Z 18' ZAM® with 6" Radius Corners Open Top Poured Step and Liner Track Mission The CleanPro BDA Cleaner Finned The CleanPro BDA Cleaner Finned Disk in Blue is a high quality replacement part designed for Baracuda(R) Cleaner and CLEANPRO S 2000 automatic suction cleaner ensuring reliable performance and long lasting quality Cardinal S1800SP34200XX6Z features an 18' ZAM® steel panel with 6" radius corners ZAM® 115 is trusted as the most effective non corrosive coating in the industry

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