ZE1536 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle 1536 This fuel filter is designed KENTUCKY KICKER SHOCKIT™ OPTIONS:3/4 Shockit™ Driver Kit

Name: ZE1536 - 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle 1536 This fuel filter is designed KENTUCKY KICKER SHOCKIT™ OPTIONS:3/4 Shockit™ Driver Kit
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 49277739618
Price: 121.84 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

ZE1536 6,000 PSI Grease Control Nozzle 1536 This fuel filter is designed KENTUCKY KICKER SHOCKIT™ OPTIONS:3 4 Shockit™ Driver Kit This fuel filter is designed to remove small particles up to 10 microns from gravity fed tanks Constructed with PPS materials This grease control nozzle was built with professionals in mind and is for use with pneumatic grease pump systems The textured comfort handle allows the operator to maintain grip during operation while maintaining comfort during operation

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