Flex Scrub Red (19 Inch) Bristled Floor Pad for Floor Machines | Red for Light Scrubbing of Floors | Outlasts Red Traditional Pads 50 to 1 | with Center-Lok® 3 Pad Centering Device by Malish AirLocker Fits Clarke Vantage 14 and Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Flex Scrub Red (19 Inch) Bristled Floor Pad for Floor Machines | Red for Light Scrubbing of Floors | Outlasts Red Traditional Pads 50 to 1 | with Center-Lok® 3 Pad Centering Device by Malish AirLocker Fits Clarke Vantage 14 and Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 27580784286
Price: 121.34 USD
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Flex Scrub Red (19 Inch) Bristled Floor Pad for Floor Machines Red for Light Scrubbing of Floors Outlasts Red Traditional Pads 50 to 1 with Center Lok® 3 Pad Centering Device by Malish AirLocker Fits Clarke Vantage 14 and Size:2 1 2 Inch Fits Clarke Vantage 14 and Nilfisk Advance SC351 These are much more Efficient and Reliable than your basic velcro straps just like a traditional floor pad Includes Center Lok 3 Pad Centering Device ensuring the Flex Scrub bristled floor pad stays centered on the pad driver

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