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Chem-Tech XPV Low Pressure Peristaltic Metering Pump, Variable Speed, LCD Display, 4-20mA & Hall Effect Inputs, Includes Strainer & Valve Select Required Maximum Pump Output:XP100LVLX: 100.0 GPD 27" x 48" fork dimensions Streamlining Extraction Tasks

Name: Chem-Tech XPV Low Pressure Peristaltic Metering Pump, Variable Speed, LCD Display, 4-20mA & Hall Effect Inputs, Includes Strainer & Valve Select Required Maximum Pump Output:XP100LVLX: 100.0 GPD 27" x 48" fork dimensions Streamlining Extraction Tasks
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 92336549740
Price: 1173.83 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1476 (17 reviews)

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Chem Tech XPV Low Pressure Peristaltic Metering Pump, Variable Speed, LCD Display, 4 20mA & Hall Effect Inputs, Includes Strainer & Valve Select Required Maximum Pump Output:XP100LVLX: 100.0 GPD 27" x 48" fork dimensions Streamlining Extraction Tasks 27" x 48" fork dimensions these foot valves are the dependable choice for any operation using LMI Roytronic pumps Key Features: Precision and Control for Low Pressure Applications WQA Certified — Tested by the Water Quality Association against NSF ANSI CAN 61 & 372

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