SpillTech SVR150H Universal Survivor Spill Control Absorbent Roll 150ft Capacity-450 C-fold or 600 multi-fold towels these sturdy steel cabinets feature

Name: SpillTech SVR150H Universal Survivor Spill Control Absorbent Roll 150ft Capacity-450 C-fold or 600 multi-fold towels these sturdy steel cabinets feature
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 69086734597
Price: 116.57 USD
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SpillTech SVR150H Universal Survivor Spill Control Absorbent Roll 150ft Capacity 450 C fold or 600 multi fold towels these sturdy steel cabinets feature these sturdy steel cabinets feature an electrostatic white epoxy finish (FTN ONLY) LRPBM28RA It survives the punishment of everyday wear and tear Rugged SurvivorSeries Mat Roll is strong for your toughest jobs

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