ECS 10lt Steel 232 bar 171 mm diameter

Marsoni

M251S

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ECS 10lt Steel 232 bar 171 mm diameterECS 10lt Steel 232 bar 171 mm diameter ECS 10l 232bar ECS Tanks are made in Germany (Apolda). Volume: 10l Fill pressure: 232bar Thread: M25x2 Diameter: 171mm Length: 595mm Weight: 12. 2kg

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