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Industrial Plus 80 Gal. 10 HP 460-Volt 3-Phase 2-Stage Silent Air Electric Air Compressor with 58 CFM Dryer Bundle "Air Compressors" Irrigation frequency from once a

USD2799.50

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SKU 77401017865 · ★ 4.7

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Industrial Plus 80 Gal. 10 HP 460 Volt 3 Phase 2 Stage Silent Air Electric Air Compressor with 58 CFM Dryer Bundle "Air Compressors" Irrigation frequency from once a Irrigation frequency from once a day 000 Table Tilt Left Max (degrees) 45 Table Tilt Right Max (degrees) 90 Returnable 180 Day Cordless Corded Corded PT Horsepower (Hp) 1 1 2 Construction Material Steel Table Top Material Cast Iron Tools Product Type Power Tool Bench & Stationary Tool Type Band Saw Dust Collection Method None Amperage (amps) 22 Condition New Band Saw Type Horizontal Cord Length (ft This bundle is equipped with a dryer specifically designed for this model and is the only energy efficient dryer system with an aluminum refrigerated air inner cooler which runs cooler

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