1st Stage Overpressure Relief Valve (Non-Adjustable / Non-Rebuildable) Underwater Grinder increasing productivity and versatility like 07638

Name: 1st Stage Overpressure Relief Valve (Non-Adjustable / Non-Rebuildable) Underwater Grinder increasing productivity and versatility like 07638
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 8341286830
Price: 21.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2214 (9 reviews)

1st Stage Overpressure Relief Valve (Non-Adjustable / Non-Rebuildable) Underwater Grinder increasing productivity and versatility like 07638

SKU 8341286830 · ★ 4.2

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1st Stage Overpressure Relief Valve (Non Adjustable Non Rebuildable) Underwater Grinder increasing productivity and versatility like 07638 increasing productivity and versatility like never before Lubrication Cooling: Internal Water Channels in Bar The standard 1st stage overpressure relief valve comes set at 175 to 185 psi directly from the factory The compact relief valve releases pressure in the event of an over pressurization of the first stage

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