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Rule Industries Inc. Rule Bilge Pump 12 V. Model 27da
New generation RULE bilge pumps. Thanks to the presence of hidden air vents in the pump body and to their nonreturnvalve preventing backflow of water and the formation of air bubbles in the pipes of the water system. Ideal for small and medium sized boats
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Xylem Water Solutions Deutschland GmbH
Water Street SE 301 , 30855 Washington DC
https://www.xylem.com/de-de/request-information/
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