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Air Compressor Triple Cast Iron Stationary 10HP 3 Phase - SP50 by SP Tools Parting Tool The SVN450 fastening tilting system aluminium epoxy

Name: Air Compressor Triple Cast Iron Stationary 10HP 3 Phase - SP50 by SP Tools Parting Tool The SVN450 fastening tilting system aluminium epoxy
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61458861055
Price: 2249.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.063 (19 reviews)

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Air Compressor Triple Cast Iron Stationary 10HP 3 Phase SP50 by SP Tools Parting Tool The SVN450 fastening tilting system aluminium epoxy The SVN450 fastening tilting system consists of an SVN250 basic system fitted on a tilting support Antique Bronze • High efficiency induction motor • Full brass non return valve • Independent 3 phase switch box operates by a single phase pressure switch • Copper delivery pipe • Certified safety valve • Large oil level sight glass • Copper wound motor • Cast iron cylinders • Resettable overload protection Pump Size: 10Hp 3 Phase Belt Drive Tank Size: 270L Free Air Delivery (FAD): 1360 L min Max Operating Pressure: 150PSI Voltage: 3 Phase 415Volts 50Hz 18amp per PH Unit Weight: 254Kg Unit Dimensions: 1630(L) x 630(W) x 1360(H)mm Accessories Included: Filter Regulator

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