Rubbermaid FG618000BLA Mobile Cabinet Workbench 38 in Black
- Wheelbarrows & Carts
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A 36 by 72 inch chrome wire shelf holds up to 600 lb and adjusts with a quick lever
The Quantum 3672C is a wire shelving unit built from steel with a chrome finish. It measures 36 inches deep by 72 inches wide and supports a 600 lb shelf capacity. The quick-adjust lever allows tool-free height changes. NSF certification confirms suitability for commercial environments.
This unit suits users who need a single wide shelf with easy reconfiguration. Buyers requiring multiple shelves, casters or a different depth should consider other options. The fixed 36-inch depth may not fit narrow aisles or tight corners. NSF-rated chrome resists corrosion in humid conditions.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | QUANTUM |
| Product type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
The shelf is rated for a 600 lb capacity, which is the maximum load it is designed to support.
The chrome finish on the steel does not generate heat, so the shelf remains at ambient temperature during continuous use.
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