


WIWA Series 150.15.5 15.5:1 1740 PSI Low Pressure Pump - SS Short Version
Marsoni
M251S
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WIWA Series 150.15.5 15.5:1 1740 PSI Low Pressure Pump - SS Short VersionThese new low pressure pumps still use the well proven WIWA compressed air motors. The transfer pumps differ from their predecessors by the following features: Revolving piston gland packing with four V sleeves, easy assembly and disassembly, low weight, the piston is simply hooked in, as with the Airless paint spraying units. Fields of Application Paint supply Conventional spraying systems Paint circulation systems and filling stations in industry
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