Bemis 1655SSCT Industrial Toilet Seat, Plastic, Elongated, White
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Crush-resistant bucket holds 220 wipers and replaces 25 lbs of rags
Kimberly-Clark Professional WypAll Wipers in a Bucket deliver 220 white wipers per bucket for industrial cleaning tasks. The crush-resistant bucket keeps wipers clean and handy wherever work takes you. One bucket replaces 25 lbs of rags, reducing waste and storage space. Two buckets are supplied per case for extended use.
The bucket format suits mobile crews who need a portable, refillable container. It does not fit wall-mounted roll dispensers or automated feeding systems. Users requiring higher-capacity continuous rolls or specific chemical compatibility should verify suitability before purchase. The 9.05 kg case weight may limit single-person handling in some environments.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Kimberly-Clark Professional |
Each bucket holds 220 white WypAll wipers and the case contains two buckets.
One bucket replaces 25 lbs of rags, so you get the same cleaning capacity with less bulk and easier carrying.
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