Griffroller 1164/7016 2 Ladeflächen 600 x 450 mm

Griffroller 1164/7016 2 Ladeflächen 600 x 450 mm

Marsoni

M251S

$142.10

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Griffroller 1164/7016 2 Ladeflächen 600 x 450 mmProduktbeschreibung Stahlrohr Griffroller (mit 2 Etagen) Der Einhand Stahlrohr Griffroller ist mit 2 Holzplattformen ausgestattet. Stahlrohr Konstruktion: geschweit Plattform: 2 Holzplattformen Buchedekor oder mittelgrau Griffe: anschraubbar Rollen: 2 Bockrollen, 1 bzw. 2 Lenkrollen mit Feststeller, gem der Europischen Norm EN 1757 3 (Sicherheit von Plattformwagen) Rder: TPE Bereifung, 125x32 mm, leichtlaufend Naben: Rollenlager Tragkraft 250 kg

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012