STERLING STE22-0023 MOTOR BRUSH

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M251S

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STERLING STE22-0023 MOTOR BRUSHDescription: BRUSH, MOTOR(DRNK MIXR FOR STERLING Fits Brand: STERLING Manufacturer part number: STE22 0023 Use this part in your STERLING food service equipment. This part is covered by manufacturer warranty. OEM part numbers are used for reference only, see our Term Of Service for more detailsKeywords: STE220023

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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026