Open Dustpan – 325mm – DP13

TWENTY20PRINT LTD

£10.7

325mm open dustpan made with impact resistant Polypropylene for tough and food contact environments. The plastic is 3mm thick (typical domestic dustpans are about 1.3mm thick), and is even thicker at the lip, to ensure absolute straightness, and durability. The pan itself is 305mm across at the lip (325mm at the back) and over 152mm deep, and has a 130mm gripped, easily held handle. The DP13 is designed for use with our AMB866, AMB867, B866 or B867 hand brushes. Length: 325 mm Width: 323 mm Height: 98 mm Weight: 0.346 kg Material: Polypropylene Filament Retention: Standard Min Usage Temperatur

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Registered at Companies House as TWENTY20PRINT LTD, number 12839050. Checked 2026-08-29.
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