Draper INDUSTRIAL DEHUMIDIFIER 70LTR 12500 12500 230V Industrial Dehumidifier, 1300W, 70L Countersunk Head with Ribs Ideal for use in workshops

Name: Draper INDUSTRIAL DEHUMIDIFIER 70LTR 12500 12500 230V Industrial Dehumidifier, 1300W, 70L Countersunk Head with Ribs Ideal for use in workshops
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37907303048
Price: 395.12 USD
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Draper INDUSTRIAL DEHUMIDIFIER 70LTR 12500 12500 230V Industrial Dehumidifier, 1300W, 70L Countersunk Head with Ribs Ideal for use in workshops

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Draper INDUSTRIAL DEHUMIDIFIER 70LTR 12500 12500 230V Industrial Dehumidifier, 1300W, 70L Countersunk Head with Ribs Ideal for use in workshops Ideal for use in workshops for metal contact grinding It also incorporates shock absorbing rubber bumpers on all 4 corners for tough on site protection 230V Industrial Dehumidifier Fitted with large wheels and a handle for easy manoeuvrability

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