Jörg & Sohn Patientenstuhl 5104 Universal-Patientenstuhl HNO Farbe:stein Monitor und Peripheriegeräte in Zahnarztpraxis Farbe:Cashmere

Name: Jörg & Sohn Patientenstuhl 5104 Universal-Patientenstuhl HNO Farbe:stein Monitor und Peripheriegeräte in Zahnarztpraxis Farbe:Cashmere
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 35816004208
Price: 2399.50 USD
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Rating: 4.2295 (18 reviews)

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Jörg & Sohn Patientenstuhl 5104 Universal Patientenstuhl HNO Farbe:stein Monitor und Peripheriegeräte in Zahnarztpraxis Farbe:Cashmere Monitor und Peripheriegeräte in Zahnarztpraxis Merkmal Angabe Produkt BDT Luftschlauch Rückholeinrichtung Produkttyp Druckluft Schlauchführung Rückholeinrichtung Anwendung Schlauchführung Eine synchron mitlaufende Fußtrittplatte verlängert dabei die Beinauflage Zwei gepolsterte Armteile lassen sich nach vorne und hinten abklappen

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