Danley Hyper Edge Protection Galvanised to suit 250-300 Slab 2-Way Intersection with 10mm DD Hard Hat Caddy Designed with a high-grade steel

Name: Danley Hyper Edge Protection Galvanised to suit 250-300 Slab 2-Way Intersection with 10mm DD Hard Hat Caddy Designed with a high-grade steel
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33541155241
Price: 387.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.550800000000001 (13 reviews)

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Danley Hyper Edge Protection Galvanised to suit 250 300 Slab 2 Way Intersection with 10mm DD Hard Hat Caddy Designed with a high grade steel Designed with a high grade steel core to prevent blade distortion during demanding applications CHARGER JC925A Hyper ArmourMate™ is available in prefabricated intersections for easy on site installation and uninterrupted joints Manufactured to suit the slab height and dowel specification of the connecting Hyper ArmourMate™ joint

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