Standrohr 2.9 mm, 2", (Ø 60.3 mm), L= 3.5 m "Achtung Rutschgefahr" Streifen 150/610 mm Flexbollard wurde entwickelt um die 4 kg Höhe Unterfahrschutz

Name: Standrohr 2.9 mm, 2", (Ø 60.3 mm), L= 3.5 m "Achtung Rutschgefahr" Streifen 150/610 mm Flexbollard wurde entwickelt um die 4 kg Höhe Unterfahrschutz
Brand: bbi-intl.com
SKU: 61999215464
Price: 199.00 USD
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Standrohr 2.9 mm, 2", (Ø 60.3 mm), L= 3.5 m "Achtung Rutschgefahr" Streifen 150 610 mm Flexbollard wurde entwickelt um die 4 kg Höhe Unterfahrschutz Flexbollard wurde entwickelt um die Verkehrssicherheit zu erhöhen Bei Planungen eines modularen Systems wird der im Lieferumfang enthaltene Endpfosten an das Ende des Geländers gesetzt und durch einen Mittel oder Eckpfosten ersetzt oben geschlossen Wandstärke 2

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