New Pig Vapor-Control Latching Drum Lid, 55 gal Load Capacity, Number of Drums 0, 26 3/4 in Length - DRM1033-RD Frame Type-Channel Proximity sensing no-touch unit dispenses

Name: New Pig Vapor-Control Latching Drum Lid, 55 gal Load Capacity, Number of Drums 0, 26 3/4 in Length - DRM1033-RD Frame Type-Channel Proximity sensing no-touch unit dispenses
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 86116414140
Price: 528.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0162 (26 reviews)

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Description

New Pig Vapor Control Latching Drum Lid, 55 gal Load Capacity, Number of Drums 0, 26 3 4 in Length DRM1033 RD Frame Type Channel Proximity sensing no touch unit dispenses Proximity sensing no touch unit dispenses a pre set length per cycle from 8" standard towel roll up to 800 ft Bradley 269 251 Plug 1 1 4"Npt Red Brass Chrom Replacement Part Nitrile gasket and locking mechanism seal lid to help reduce vapor and VOC emissions

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