LMI B9 Series 4-20mA Electronic Chemical Metering Pump - LCD Display | Adjustable Stroke & Speed | Clear Acrylic Head | 120V | NSF & cUL Approved CSA Blue Safety First: Both standard and Size:6" NPT Knife Gate Valve With Heat Jacket
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LMI B9 Series 4 20mA Electronic Chemical Metering Pump LCD Display Adjustable Stroke & Speed Clear Acrylic Head 120V NSF & cUL Approved CSA Blue Safety First: Both standard and Size:6" NPT Knife Gate Valve With Heat Jacket Safety First: Both standard and magnifying safety glasses included for optimum protection 40 60 alloy made of 40% tin and 60% lead Upgrade to a Smarter Chemical Metering Pump Today 4 20mA External Control – Seamlessly integrates with SCADA systems for automated pump speed adjustments
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