Metabo HWAI 4500 Inox Hauswasserautomat 1300 Watt 4,8 bar ( 600979000 ) L - English DIN 3136 - Stahl ·

Metabo HWAI 4500 Inox Hauswasserautomat 1300 Watt 4,8 bar ( 600979000 ) L - English DIN 3136 - Stahl ·

Name: Metabo HWAI 4500 Inox Hauswasserautomat 1300 Watt 4,8 bar ( 600979000 ) L - English DIN 3136 - Stahl ·
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 50375715535
Price: 133.55 USD
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