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Pumptec Cam Bearing 140 — for 207V / 217V Pump Heads (Older 600 & 800 psi Pumptec Systems) vac no 2 slurry and residues after rotary bio productions

Name: Pumptec Cam Bearing 140 — for 207V / 217V Pump Heads (Older 600 & 800 psi Pumptec Systems) vac no 2 slurry and residues after rotary bio productions
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 59583395701
Price: 24.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0675 (12 reviews)

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Pumptec Cam Bearing 140 — for 207V 217V Pump Heads (Older 600 & 800 psi Pumptec Systems) vac no 2 slurry and residues after rotary bio productions slurry and residues after rotary scrubbing 5 HP Marathon Electric motor check your existing bearing for the following details: This bearing is not suitable for our current Ashbys 400

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