WIWA Profit Series Model 4233 33:1 3828 PSI @ 0.43 GPM Airless Sprayer Unit on Wall Bracket (Bare)

WIWA Profit Series Model 4233 33:1 3828 PSI @ 0.43 GPM Airless Sprayer Unit on Wall Bracket (Bare)

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$1879.50

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WIWA Profit Series Model 4233 33:1 3828 PSI @ 0.43 GPM Airless Sprayer Unit on Wall Bracket (Bare)WIWA PROFIT proven technology that meets all requirements for everyday work The compact dimensions of the high performance units in the WIWA PROFIT series makes them ideal for flexible use by trade and industry. As all models come in both Airless and Air Combi versions, the right technology is available for nearly all areas of application. Above average durability and trouble free performance are guaranteed by the double pistons, carbide faced valve

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006