b 62 for sale, brand-new and used.

Office: 830-775-2580 Our Asset #:DRW23 / 111 /Q1208 Qty available:812 11" GY TOTE BIN 24" X 22" X 11" ORBIS NSO2422-11 Gallery Photo

Angle Valve H4-926-07-0002 NSN 4820-00-788-7543 - NEW New. Sealed in manufacturer's package. Approximate 1" internal diameter.

M133: MARATHON FIRE PUMP MOTOR, 50HP, 3600, 3PH, 324JP, DP THIS IS A NEW, UNUSED ITEM, WITHOUT ORIGINAL BOX; OVERSTOCK OR SALVAGE ITEM Specifications

BARNES SUBMERSIBLE GRINDER PUMP MODEL: XSGV2022L 082169 2HP 230V CODE: P

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SquareTrade © AP6.0 Made for the J/B Industries Vacuum pumps.

FEATURES ? Impeller: Cast iron, semi-open, non-clog with pump-out vanes for mechanical seal protection. Balanced for smooth operation.

REDUCED $$$$$$ This listing is for a American Fibertek RRM-1400 low profile video / RS 422 rack card. ALSO SOLD UNDER VICON LABELED VF-1400RR RACKED B--DIRECTIONAL RS422 AND VIDEO RECEIVER FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

Radonics D7412G- SpecificationsPrimary: 16.5 VAC 40 VA class 2 plug-in Transformer (D1640) Voltage Input (Power Supply)Secondary: Sealed lead-acid rechargeable (12 VDC, 7 Ah or 12 VDC, 17.2 or 18 Ah) battery.

Item Detail: 100% brand new and high quality Safe and breathable. Hypoallergenic, and high filtration capacity. clean and helpful.

Here is THE authentic, pre-WWII Fiestaware saucer made by the Homer Laughlin Company, undeniably the most well-known radioactive plate manufacturer. It is in fair condition; mitigated by all standards by the fact that it emits a blazing 102,720 counts per minute. The glaze is slightly uneven, which is very rare; and in this case, substantially more radioactive.

Here is THE authentic, pre-WWII Fiestaware saucer made by the Homer Laughlin Company, undeniably the most well-known radioactive plate manufacturer. The pre-war plates were made before the United States (and other countries!) "diverted" (confiscated) uranium stockpiles to be used in the race for the atomic bomb. This halted all production of uranium-glazed ceramics until the mid fifties when companies were given back processed uranium to use in their glazes for its trademark color.