ZEZ-132 - 3 1/4" x 2" Air Sentry Breather 15223 This 6-Gallon Oil Dispenser was ze1542

Name: ZEZ-132 - 3 1/4" x 2" Air Sentry Breather 15223 This 6-Gallon Oil Dispenser was ze1542
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47793101053
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ZEZ 132 3 1 4" x 2" Air Sentry Breather 15223 This 6 Gallon Oil Dispenser was ze1542 This 6 Gallon Oil Dispenser was built with professionals in mind and was designed to dispense oil based fluids around the shop without being attached to an overhead dispensing system and small oil containers Z Series Air Sentry Breathers: Air Sentry¨ Z Series breathers are designed for applications where space is limited or air flow requirements are below 5 cfm The Z Series is typically used on gearboxes and low fluid volume applications where mounting space is limited or where a larger breather won't fit without remote mounting

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