Guardian GFR3515 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Light and remote sensing capability drench hose Operation-Squeeze Valve separate ball valve activated hose

Name: Guardian GFR3515 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Light and remote sensing capability drench hose Operation-Squeeze Valve separate ball valve activated hose
Brand: rappeuz.fr
SKU: 11182306935
Price: 3980.48 USD
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Guardian GFR3515 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe/Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Light and remote sensing capability drench hose Operation-Squeeze Valve separate ball valve activated hose

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Guardian GFR3515 Heated Safety Station with Eyewash, Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings, Bottom Inlet, Rated for Class I, Division 2 Environment, Light and remote sensing capability drench hose Operation Squeeze Valve separate ball valve activated hose separate ball valve activated hose spray Stainless Steel Bowl & Cover: Features an 11 1 2" stainless steel bowl protected by a matching stainless steel cover

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