High-density polystyrene diaphragm to be inserted into the nesting frame.
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  • High-density polystyrene diaphragm to be inserted into the nesting frame.
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Pre-colored high-density polystyrene DIAFRAM for insertion into D.B. nesting frame (new or used , no wires) 30 mm thickness - Width 415 mm x Height 265 mm

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