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Asecos PP Inlaying Pan, Width 364 mm, For Inserts Small VBFT197/196.60

Brand:Asecos

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Depth
449 mm
Description
Insert tray for pull-out shelf
Dimensions (WxDxH)
318 x 449 x 66 mm
Height
66 mm
Material
PP
UNSPSC
41103511
Width
318 mm

$403.99

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Product description

The Asecos PP Inlaying Pan, Width 364 mm, For Inserts Small VBFT197/196.60 is designed to provide increased drawer protection when storing mildly aggressive liquids and in case of leakage. Made from polypropylene, this removable inlaying pan supports safe disposal of leakages and easy cleaning.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Asecos
  • Product Type: PP inlaying pan
  • Material: Polypropylene (PP)
  • Width: 364 mm
  • Compatibility: For inserts small VBFT197/196.60
  • Protection: Helps protect drawers when storing mildly aggressive liquids
  • Cleaning: Removable for safe disposal of leakages and easy cleaning
  • Application: Suitable for leakage management and drawer protection

The Asecos PP Inlaying Pan is a practical accessory for improving storage safety, helping protect drawers from leaks while allowing simple removal and cleaning.

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PP-inlaying pan width 364 mm, for inserts smal VBFT197/196.60

Manufacturer P/N

18472

Part Number

9.840 626

Manufacturer

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Depth

449 mm

Inlaying pan made from polyethylene (PE) for C.60.110

Manufacturer P/N

7223

Part Number

9.840 612

Manufacturer

Asecos

Depth

392 mm

PP-inlaying pan width 858 mm, inserts Phoenix VBFT197/196.120

Manufacturer P/N

10054

Part Number

9.840 619

Manufacturer

Asecos

Depth

450 mm

PP-inlaying pan width 420 mm
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Asecos PP Inlaying Pan, Width 420 mm

$324.25

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Manufacturer P/N

9706

Part Number

9.840 614

Manufacturer

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Depth

406 mm

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It is designed to provide increased drawer protection when storing mildly aggressive liquids and in case of leakage. Made from polypropylene, this removable inlaying pan supports safe disposal of leakages and easy cleaning.

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