GALAXY 2000 - 1034-11001FB Dual Jet, 12” S-Bend Wand & 2540AC-HP Vac/Sol Hose Assy. For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care - Equipment - Multiple as this can reduce suction

Name: GALAXY 2000 - 1034-11001FB Dual Jet, 12” S-Bend Wand & 2540AC-HP Vac/Sol Hose Assy. For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care - Equipment - Multiple as this can reduce suction
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62371043557
Price: 265.10 USD
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GALAXY 2000 - 1034-11001FB Dual Jet, 12” S-Bend Wand & 2540AC-HP Vac/Sol Hose Assy. For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care - Equipment - Multiple as this can reduce suction

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GALAXY 2000 1034 11001FB Dual Jet, 12” S Bend Wand & 2540AC HP Vac Sol Hose Assy. For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care Equipment Multiple as this can reduce suction as this can reduce suction flow This high active cleaner is fortified with alkaline builders Wand Type: 12 inch S bend dual jet Pressure Rating: 500 PSI

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