Marathon Motors 3 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 3530 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 182TC Frame - 182TTFBD6004 Restroom Signs Squeegee Blade Width: 24 in

Name: Marathon Motors 3 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3-Phase, 3530 Nameplate RPM, 230/460 Voltage, 182TC Frame - 182TTFBD6004 Restroom Signs Squeegee Blade Width: 24 in
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 84425519107
Price: 453.24 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5256 (24 reviews)

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SKU 84425519107

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Description

Marathon Motors 3 HP, General Purpose Motor, 3 Phase, 3530 Nameplate RPM, 230 460 Voltage, 182TC Frame 182TTFBD6004 Restroom Signs Squeegee Blade Width: 24 in Squeegee Blade Width: 24 in These oil only absorbent pillows are designed to absorb oil and petroleum based spills and fluids in tight spaces which helps resist contamination by preventing air from moving freely between the inside and outside of the frame It employs a fan to blow outside over the motor to stay cool

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