Hager & Werken Insert Adapter für Cavitron Ultraschall-Aufsätze Adapter Die Airsonic® Absorbo Box® II 605371

Hager & Werken Insert Adapter für Cavitron Ultraschall-Aufsätze Adapter Die Airsonic® Absorbo Box® II 605371

Name: Hager & Werken Insert Adapter für Cavitron Ultraschall-Aufsätze Adapter Die Airsonic® Absorbo Box® II 605371
Brand: cgt63.fr
SKU: 14958149893
Price: 88.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Hager & Werken Insert Adapter für Cavitron Ultraschall Aufsätze Adapter Die Airsonic® Absorbo Box® II 605371 Die Airsonic® Absorbo Box® II verfügt über eine eigene interne Absaugung mit Partikelfilter und kann zusätzlich mit einem externen Absaugsystem verbunden werden Made in Italy – zeitlos Technische Daten Sichere Aufnahme: Fixiert Cavitron® Inserts während der maschinellen Aufbereitung

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