Brady 150 ft Absorbent Roll, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Heavy, 38 gal, 1 EA - BRU150 Mirrors the mounting flanges are covered

Name: Brady 150 ft Absorbent Roll, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Heavy, 38 gal, 1 EA - BRU150 Mirrors the mounting flanges are covered
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 15392890095
Price: 100.19 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0801 (5 reviews)

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Brady 150 ft Absorbent Roll, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Heavy, 38 gal, 1 EA BRU150 Mirrors the mounting flanges are covered the mounting flanges are covered by 22 gauge stainless steel discs that snap down over them The Bobrick B 671 Stainless Steel Single Robe Hook is a complementary piece to match other items in the Bobrick ClassicSeries range of washroom accessories These universal pads are designed to offer an economical general purpose sorbent to clean up oils

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