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1002-05511-36 Kysor 1/2" 220 Deg F No Alarmstat Switch on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
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Lodi, Wisconsin, United States

Lodi, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kysor Other Part Number:8G-28-8 Manufacturer Part Number:1002-05511-36 UPC:Does not apply

This is a new Kysor Medallion Alarmstat Switch # 1002-005511-36.
1/2"  220 Deg. Fahrenheit. NO.


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