Nylon Black Caster 5" x 2" Rigid 1250 lbs Precision Ball Bearing P21 Series

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M251S

$121.16

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Nylon Black Caster 5" x 2" Rigid 1250 lbs Precision Ball Bearing P21 SeriesProduct Details : Nylon Black Caster 5" x 2" Rigid 1250 lbs Precision Ball Bearing P21 Series Product Type: Medium Duty Industrial Casters Series: P21 Series Wheel Material: Nylon Black Caster Type: Rigid Brake Options: No Brake Mount Type: Top Plate Plate Material: Zinc Finish Wheel Diameter: 5" Wheel Width: 2" Tread Tire Material(s): Solid Black Impact Resistant Nylon Wheel Core Rim Material(s): Solid Black Impact Resistant Nylon Bearing Type:

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