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Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum - 31700-2P Nominal Size-52
Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum - 31700-2P Nominal Size-52
Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum - 31700-2P Nominal Size-52
Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum - 31700-2P Nominal Size-52
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Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum - 31700-2P Nominal Size-52" X 1.5" Material: Copolymer

SKU: 5070406611
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USD48.15 USD93.15

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Atrix Cartridge Filter, Paper, Standard Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Critical Area Vacuum 31700 2P Nominal Size 52" X 1.5" Material: Copolymer Material: Copolymer and PEX tubing They filter fine particles from the vacuumed air as it exits the vacuum's exhaust port Canister vacuum filters fit compatible canister vacuums to stop dust and allergens from recirculating during vacuuming

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