Stiff Sweeping Broom 390mm B1083

TWENTY20PRINT LTD

£29.47

390mm narrow broom, Polypropylene block, filled stiff Polyester. At just 50mm wide, this broom is good for heavy duty use, but is also light (at just 450g) and manoeuvrable. It is good for smaller, tighter areas. Recommended handles ALH7, ALH27, PLH3. A softer version, B1082, and resin set versions are available. Length: 390 mm Width: 50 mm Height: 113 mm Weight: 0.483 kg Material: Polypropylene Fill Material: Polyester Straight Filament Retention: Standard Stiffness: Stiff Min Usage Temperature: -18 °C Max Usage Temperature: 79 °C

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