Ultratech Gravel Bag, Removes Sediment, 19 in Length, 28 in Width, PK 250 - 9780 Soap Dish Keeps hydraulic oil and other

Name: Ultratech Gravel Bag, Removes Sediment, 19 in Length, 28 in Width, PK 250 - 9780 Soap Dish Keeps hydraulic oil and other
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 11946360989
Price: 154.24 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5778 (18 reviews)

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Ultratech Gravel Bag, Removes Sediment, 19 in Length, 28 in Width, PK 250 9780 Soap Dish Keeps hydraulic oil and other Keeps hydraulic oil and other lubricants from dripping onto floors eliminates slip hazards and messy clean ups A great addition to multiple unsafe environments where the body may be exposed to corrosive materials Rugged stormwater and erosion control bags have a high UV rating for multiyear life in the sun Comply with NPDES and EPA 40 CFR 122

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