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UNDERMOST GROUP DOUBLE COMPARTMENT with OVERFLOW 3× 4 16 18 1 48 R1 OVERFLOW SHOWN AT REAR 1 *CAPACITY MATTERS Max. I.D. sizing with straight sided, non-tapered bowl configuration. Tight corner radius

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