New Age Industrial Platform Truck with Tread Plate Deck, 30 X 72 Deck Size, Weight Capacity = 2600lbs, 6" Casters, 36" x 41" x 75" PT3672P6 Ergonomic Chairs 3 shelf levels per unit 51-116016U-5RY

Name: New Age Industrial Platform Truck with Tread Plate Deck, 30 X 72 Deck Size, Weight Capacity = 2600lbs, 6" Casters, 36" x 41" x 75" PT3672P6 Ergonomic Chairs 3 shelf levels per unit 51-116016U-5RY
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16926414306
Price: 1530.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2196 (19 reviews)

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New Age Industrial Platform Truck with Tread Plate Deck, 30 X 72 Deck Size, Weight Capacity = 2600lbs, 6" Casters, 36" x 41" x 75" PT3672P6 Ergonomic Chairs 3 shelf levels per unit 51 116016U 5RY 3 shelf levels per unit adjust on 3” centers and 3 different decking options for ideal storage capacity Features: OR sterile while two rigid casters ensure stability when loading and unloading Strong & Lightweight

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