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Adjustable Padded Headrest Creeper, 40 3/16 x 16 3/4 x 4 15/16 In, Multi Adjustable Headrest, Frame Size 40 In, Tubular, Drop Rail Frame Type, Frame Material Steel, Powder Coated Epoxy Finish, Caster Type Swivel, Caster Size 2 1/2 In, Weight 18.7 Lbs
  • Grainger Item #1MZJ3 
    Price (ea.)$148.35
    BrandWESTWARD 
    Mfr. Model #1MZJ3 
    UNSPSC #24101508 
    Ship Qty. 1 
    Sell Qty. (Will-Call) 1 
    Ship Weight (lbs.)23.85 
    Availability Typically in Stock   
    Catalog Page No.1353  
    Country of Origin
    (Country of Origin is subject to change.)    		China 
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ItemAdjustable Padded Headrest Creeper
TypeTubular, Drop Rail
Load Capacity (Lb.)250
Length (In.)40-3/16
Width (In.)16-3/4
Height (In.)4-15/16
Frame MaterialSteel
HeadrestMulti Adjustable
Caster TypeSwivel
Caster Size (In.)2-1/2
Number of Wheels6
 
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