ENDEAVOR - Dual Jet, S-Bend, 12” Stainless Steel Wand, High Pressure, For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care Tooling - Supply - Stripping A: Pads should be replaced

Name: ENDEAVOR - Dual Jet, S-Bend, 12” Stainless Steel Wand, High Pressure, For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care Tooling - Supply - Stripping A: Pads should be replaced
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67405224416
Price: 157.30 USD
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ENDEAVOR - Dual Jet, S-Bend, 12” Stainless Steel Wand, High Pressure, For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care Tooling - Supply - Stripping A: Pads should be replaced

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ENDEAVOR Dual Jet, S Bend, 12” Stainless Steel Wand, High Pressure, For 500 PSI Units BE_Floor Care Tooling Supply Stripping A: Pads should be replaced A: Pads should be replaced once they become noticeably thin weather resistant materials Pressure: High pressure Design: S bend for ergonomic operation and improved control

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