Brady 19 in Absorbent Pad, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Light, 24 gal, 100 PK - RFP500 Length-36" Product is ADA compliant when

Name: Brady 19 in Absorbent Pad, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Light, 24 gal, 100 PK - RFP500 Length-36" Product is ADA compliant when
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SKU: 56974428176
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Brady 19 in Absorbent Pad, Fluids Absorbed: Universal, Light, 24 gal, 100 PK RFP500 Length 36" Product is ADA compliant when Product is ADA compliant when properly installed type 304 stainless steel and measures 5 1 2 inches in width by 10 7 8 inches in height by 4 inches in depth It is recommended for indoor use or dry weather outdoor use Not suitable for use with highly aggressive acids and caustic solutions

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