New Age Industrial Produce/Stocking Cart, with Handle, Solid Top and Bottom Shelves, 19"W x 39"H x 48"L, Shelf Spacing = 20", Weight Capacity = 800lbs, NSF 1490 Scrapers Works with most vacuum urine 51-116016U-5RY

Name: New Age Industrial Produce/Stocking Cart, with Handle, Solid Top and Bottom Shelves, 19"W x 39"H x 48"L, Shelf Spacing = 20", Weight Capacity = 800lbs, NSF 1490 Scrapers Works with most vacuum urine 51-116016U-5RY
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SKU: 14764644439
Price: 350.00 USD
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New Age Industrial Produce Stocking Cart, with Handle, Solid Top and Bottom Shelves, 19"W x 39"H x 48"L, Shelf Spacing = 20", Weight Capacity = 800lbs, NSF 1490 Scrapers Works with most vacuum urine 51 116016U 5RY Works with most vacuum urine tubes 4 brushed finish Heavy duty Boost Warehouse Efficiency with Our Customizable Multi Tier Picking Carts

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