Eagle 30 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Self-Closing One Shelf, Model: 1930 Nominal Size-29" X 1.25" Featuring a rotatable spout fashioned

Name: Eagle 30 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Self-Closing One Shelf, Model: 1930 Nominal Size-29" X 1.25" Featuring a rotatable spout fashioned
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 5291879851
Price: 1220.44 USD
Availability: InStock
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Eagle 30 Gal. Flammable Liquid Standard Safety Storage Cabinet w One Door Self Closing One Shelf, Model: 1930 Nominal Size 29" X 1.25" Featuring a rotatable spout fashioned Featuring a rotatable spout fashioned out of type 316 stainless steel projects 15 13 with 2" threaded fittings 18 gauge welded construction with 1 airspace

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