Marathon Motors 1/3 HP Jet Pump Motor, Capacitor-Start, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage, 56C Frame - 5KC37FN71X Height-40" The Bradley Halo Eye/Facewash station

Name: Marathon Motors 1/3 HP Jet Pump Motor, Capacitor-Start, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage, 56C Frame - 5KC37FN71X Height-40" The Bradley Halo Eye/Facewash station
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SKU: 42834105229
Price: 154.37 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3213 (11 reviews)

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Marathon Motors 1 3 HP Jet Pump Motor, Capacitor Start, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 115 230 Voltage, 56C Frame 5KC37FN71X Height 40" The Bradley Halo Eye Facewash station The Bradley Halo Eye Facewash station includes a plastic eyewash bowl with hinged dust caps and exceeds the American National Standards Institute's Z358 This Val Matic air release valve helps release pockets of accumulated air in a pressurized water system

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