push controls for sale, brand-new and used.

This Dixon Valve DCP1703 coupler plug is suitable for connecting the end of a hose or tool inlet to a coupler socket (not included). It is made of steel for strength and resistance to corrosion, with a 3/8" male National Pipe Taper (NPT) threaded connection for connecting to a hose and a 1/2" coupler connection. It has a maximum pressure rating of 300 pounds per square inch (psi) and a temperature range of -40 to +250 degrees F.

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BRAND NEW IN BOX *LOT OF 6* ALLEN BRADLEY SQUARE PUSH BUTTON OPERATOR 800MS-XOAS SERIES C We carry a wide variety of electrical equipment including circuit breakers, motor controls, safety switches, transformers, starters, contactors, panelboard switches, fuses and more. If you have any questions regarding a listed item or have an item you would like us to list you can contact us at EG & Sons Sales Inc 4124 2nd Ave Brooklyn, NY 11232 Phone:718-369-6508 Fax:718-832-5699

On consignment, NEW and in the factory box SIMPSON EDT22CKT epoxy dispensing gun kit complete with dispenser, (2) two 14.4 volt NiCad batteries, charger and 2 manuals exactly as shown in photos, what you see is exactly what you get. Instruction manuals marked POWER PUSH 700 INSTRUCTION MANUAL and MILWAUKEE OPERATORS MANUAL for charger and batteries used in this kit. Dispensing gun has separate controls "dosing control knob", "speed control knob", "clutch lever", "trigger" etc.

Electrical Control Relay Box Plugs in and lights up with push button controls Cord over 8 feet long Unbranded, probably used for promotional show Vintage 1980's or earlier

SS,1/2 Hp,Var-Speed Can Shaker w/Temp+Pressure Read-out > Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back This auction is for ONE lot of: Stainless steel thru-out, 1/2 Hp,Var-Speed Can Shaker w/Temp+Pressure Read-out. Raises and lowers any mounted container (less than 7" wide and up to 20" tall) about 1" in a smooth cycle of around 2X/sec to much faster. Speed is set by a dial on the control box, which also has what looks like a programmer to set times?