Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 160 gal Spill Capacity, 4 ft Length, 8 ft Width, 8 in Height - 57-488-YE-SU Width-16" spills and overspray to help

Name: Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 160 gal Spill Capacity, 4 ft Length, 8 ft Width, 8 in Height - 57-488-YE-SU Width-16" spills and overspray to help
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 92291155590
Price: 318.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (22 reviews)

USD318.88

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SKU 92291155590 · ★ 4.8

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Enpac Snap Wall Containment Berm, 160 gal Spill Capacity, 4 ft Length, 8 ft Width, 8 in Height 57 488 YE SU Width 16" spills and overspray to help spills and overspray to help in keeping floors dry Enclosure: Totally Enclosed portable pallet that folds up for compact storage and transport Snap up support strips provide sturdy sidewalls to contain acid and haz mat spills

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