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Stainless Steel Hose Racks
The stainless steel replacement hose rack mounts easily. This heavy-duty polished 304 stainless steel hose rack holds the weight of any standard wash-down station hose. All replacement racks will fit every Armstrong Steamix and water mixing units along with the hose.
The stainless steel satellite hose rack is constructed with integral mounting brackets for easy mounting in a location near or far from the mixing valve source. This heavy-duty polished 304 stainless steel hose rack holds the weight of any standard wash-down station hose.
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WASHDOWN EQUIPMENT-047 SERIES HOSE REEL -
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WASHDOWN EQUIPMENT-047 SERIES HOSE REEL -
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WASHDOWN EQUIPMENT-041R HOSE RACK -
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