Inteplast Group - Draw-Tuff Institutional Draw-Tape Can Liners, 12 gal, 0.7 mil, 28" x 24", White, 300/Carton 4680 This expertly crafted blend combines EJD7013866

Name: Inteplast Group - Draw-Tuff Institutional Draw-Tape Can Liners, 12 gal, 0.7 mil, 28" x 24", White, 300/Carton 4680 This expertly crafted blend combines EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44041842159
Price: 65.39 USD
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Inteplast Group Draw Tuff Institutional Draw Tape Can Liners, 12 gal, 0.7 mil, 28" x 24", White, 300 Carton 4680 This expertly crafted blend combines EJD7013866 This expertly crafted blend combines a selection of premium black teas Each liner measures 43" x 48" and features a natural hue Enhance your waste management system with these durable and reliable draw tape can liners Perfect for institutional use

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