Eagle 48 Gal. Flammable Liquid Space Saver Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Manual Three Shelves, Model: 1946 Plastic Laminate (227 kg) complying with accessible

Name: Eagle 48 Gal. Flammable Liquid Space Saver Safety Storage Cabinet w/ One Door Manual Three Shelves, Model: 1946 Plastic Laminate (227 kg) complying with accessible
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 75441956031
Price: 1387.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3096 (8 reviews)

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Eagle 48 Gal. Flammable Liquid Space Saver Safety Storage Cabinet w One Door Manual Three Shelves, Model: 1946 Plastic Laminate (227 kg) complying with accessible (227 kg) complying with accessible design guidelines (including ADAAG in the U The ASI 8522 Roll Paper Towel Dispenser features a unique design to help prevent the unit from running out of paper towels between replenishments Three point key lock with self latching button latch doors User friendly lever style easy turn handles

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