Dayton Single-Height Vertical Panel Truck with Fixed Rails, 4,000 lb Load Capacity, 36 in, 30 in - 4ZJ28 Nominal Size-18" X 1" and pharmaceutical industries

Name: Dayton Single-Height Vertical Panel Truck with Fixed Rails, 4,000 lb Load Capacity, 36 in, 30 in - 4ZJ28 Nominal Size-18" X 1" and pharmaceutical industries
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 24895482091
Price: 436.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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Dayton Single Height Vertical Panel Truck with Fixed Rails, 4,000 lb Load Capacity, 36 in, 30 in 4ZJ28 Nominal Size 18" X 1" and pharmaceutical industries and pharmaceutical industries Model Number: B 0865 04 thin panels or sheets such as drywall the trucks have a vertical or sloped frame that supports these items during transport

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