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Eagle 1 Gallon Steel Safety Can for Flammables, Type I, Flame Arrester, Red Size:1 Gallon Constructed of 4 ply aluminum 16524597

Name: Eagle 1 Gallon Steel Safety Can for Flammables, Type I, Flame Arrester, Red Size:1 Gallon Constructed of 4 ply aluminum 16524597
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 6051799528
Price: 93.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0801 (8 reviews)

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Eagle 1 Gallon Steel Safety Can for Flammables, Type I, Flame Arrester, Red Size:1 Gallon Constructed of 4 ply aluminum 16524597

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Eagle 1 Gallon Steel Safety Can for Flammables, Type I, Flame Arrester, Red Size:1 Gallon Constructed of 4 ply aluminum 16524597 Constructed of 4 ply aluminum foil laminate that will not support combustion Ideal for Use on Boats The rugged and reliable 1 gal (3 8 l) Eagle Red Type I Steel Safety Can for Flammables (model UI10S) weighs 3

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