ZED-S1 - Hand Operated Lever Drum Pump, All Steel Body with Non-Drip Spout (1 Gallon Per 9 Strokes) 2755-3514SS Nozzle body protected by a ze1542

Name: ZED-S1 - Hand Operated Lever Drum Pump, All Steel Body with Non-Drip Spout (1 Gallon Per 9 Strokes) 2755-3514SS Nozzle body protected by a ze1542
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34748436096
Price: 67.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5346 (19 reviews)

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ZED S1 Hand Operated Lever Drum Pump, All Steel Body with Non Drip Spout (1 Gallon Per 9 Strokes) 2755 3514SS Nozzle body protected by a ze1542 Nozzle body protected by a black vinyl cover and features high impact resistant ABS top and bottom caps This hand operated lever drum pump was designed with professionals in mind and dispenses at a rate of 1 gallon per 9 strokes or 1 2 quart per stroke With a max fluid viscosity of 40 wt

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