Sandia Squeegee Assembly for 20-Gallon Tank Vacuums Heater use with Heat Ready Galaxy Hammerhead Walk Behind 18″ Self 17" Elite Diamond Impregnated Pads:Step 1
USD119.50
USD166.50
Sandia Squeegee Assembly for 20-Gallon Tank Vacuums Heater use with Heat Ready Galaxy Hammerhead Walk Behind 18″ Self 17" Elite Diamond Impregnated Pads:Step 1
USD119.50
USD166.50
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Sandia Squeegee Assembly for 20 Gallon Tank Vacuums Heater use with Heat Ready Galaxy Hammerhead Walk Behind 18″ Self 17" Elite Diamond Impregnated Pads:Step 1 Hammerhead Walk Behind 18″ Self Control 1 3 Stages Extractor Machine Item# HHS 812 375 SQ FT HR • Heavy duty squeegee assembly for commercial wet dry vacuums• Designed for optimal liquid pickup on smooth surfaces• Easy to attach and remove for cleaning or replacement• Compatible with 20 gallon Sandia tank vacuums• Durable materials built for long lasting performance• Ideal for janitorial Item #WVS 20B
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