United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Stainless steel boot scraper with a red brush removes mud and debris from footwear
The United Pacific Industries 90055 is a stainless steel boot scraper fitted with a red brush for cleaning footwear. It serves automotive, industrial and workshop environments where mud, dirt or debris must be removed before entering a vehicle or facility. The durable metal construction resists corrosion in outdoor conditions.
The scraper mounts securely at doorways, garage thresholds or site entrances to provide a stationary cleaning station. It requires a flat, solid surface for bolting or anchoring during installation. Once fixed, it frees up hands and eliminates the need for portable brushes or manual scraping tools.
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The frame is made of stainless steel, which resists corrosion and keeps its shape through repeated heavy use.
The red bristles are designed to shed mud and debris so they remain effective during extended cleaning sessions.
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