LA Pump Portable Electric Hand Pump Package 1.75 x 9in, packaged

LA Pump Portable Electric Hand Pump Package 1.75 x 9in, packaged

Marsoni

M251S

$46.39

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LA Pump Portable Electric Hand Pump Package 1.75 x 9in, packagedPackage includes cylinder that is hand crafted, diamond cut and flame polished acrylic. Designed for easy vacuum seal without the use of rubber gaskets. Includes a quick connect disconnect safety valve that maintains the vacuum after you disconnect the pump. Length is 9 in. Width is 1. 75 in. Also included are a small electric hand pump and a hose. Device is complete and ready to use. (Batteries not included but the pump also uses AC power.)

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