Quartet Aluminum Easel Pad Retainer for Quartet 50E and 55E Easels, Silver - 50T Nominal Size-30.125" X 1.25" Overall Height: 10 5/16 in

Name: Quartet Aluminum Easel Pad Retainer for Quartet 50E and 55E Easels, Silver - 50T Nominal Size-30.125" X 1.25" Overall Height: 10 5/16 in
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78995330467
Price: 58.35 USD
Availability: InStock
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Quartet Aluminum Easel Pad Retainer for Quartet 50E and 55E Easels, Silver 50T Nominal Size 30.125" X 1.25" Overall Height: 10 5 16 in Overall Height: 10 5 16 in Bradley S27 245 Valve Stop Plated Replacement Part It flexibly adjusts to support documents in a range of heights and weights Solid construction of the locking cross base reinforces the tripod design for added stability

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