Ultratech Spill Tray, Polyethylene, 27 gal Spill Capacity, 36 in Length, 36 in Width, 4 3/4 in Height - 1035 Height-48" ✅ Designed for compatible Bradley

Name: Ultratech Spill Tray, Polyethylene, 27 gal Spill Capacity, 36 in Length, 36 in Width, 4 3/4 in Height - 1035 Height-48" ✅ Designed for compatible Bradley
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 7414508919
Price: 109.03 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8001000000000005 (21 reviews)

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Ultratech Spill Tray, Polyethylene, 27 gal Spill Capacity, 36 in Length, 36 in Width, 4 3 4 in Height 1035 Height 48" ✅ Designed for compatible Bradley ✅ Designed for compatible Bradley eyewash stations 5 Gpm Soft Flo Shwrhd Model is suitable for long term storage (over 1 yr Heavy duty polyethylene wont corrode or rust

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