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VARIOfit Hoher Etagenwagen, klappbar sw-700.238/sw-800.238

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VARIOfit Hoher Etagenwagen, klappbar sw-700.238/sw-800.238Bitte whlen Sie zuerst das gewnschte Modell oben rechts aus! Etagenwagen werden in verschiedenen Ausfhrungen angeboten und als rollendes Regal genutzt. Mit diesen praktischen Wagen lassen sich viele verschiedene Gter im tglichen Einsatz gleichzeitig leicht und effizient, ganz gleich, ob im Lager oder auch im Bro, transportieren. Die pulverbeschichteten Etagenwagen von VARIOfit sind dauerhaft oberflchengeschtzt sowie schlag und kratzfest. Die Bereifung

Bitte wählen Sie zuerst das gewünschte Modell oben rechts aus!

Etagenwagen werden in verschiedenen Ausführungen angeboten und als rollendes Regal genutzt. Mit diesen praktischen Wagen lassen sich viele verschiedene Güter im täglichen Einsatz gleichzeitig leicht und effizient, ganz gleich, ob im Lager oder auch im Büro, transportieren.

Die pulverbeschichteten Etagenwagen von VARIOfit sind dauerhaft oberflächengeschützt sowie schlag- und kratzfest. Die Bereifung der Modelle ist mit Fadenschutz und serienmäßigem Fußschutz versehen.

Selbst schon die standardmäßigen Räder des Herstellers VARIOfit, welche mit EASY STOP Bremsen ausgestattet sind, eignen sich für verschiedene Untergründe und sind zudem beständig gegen eine Vielzahl agressiver Substanzen wie Öle, Gase, Säuren, Lösungsmittel sowie organische Stoffe.

Eine weitere Besonderheit der Modelle von VARIOfit sind die Bodenkonstruktionen mit dem exklusiv von Cordes entwickelten L-Profil, das höchste Belastbarkeit garantiert. Einer der Gründe, weshalb die Wagen dieses Herstellers besonders robust und leicht sind.

Art.-Nr. Abmessung Ladefläche Traglast Gewicht Räder
sw-700.238 1200 x 700 x 1880 mm 1000 x 700 mm 500 kg 68 kg 200 mm
sw-800.238 1400 x 800 x 1880 mm 1200 x 800 mm 500 kg 78,5 kg 200 mm

Dieser hohe Etagenwagen, eine Schweißkonstruktion aus Stahl, besitzt drei klappbare Etagenböden aus Holzwerkstoffplatte mit einer Oberfläche im Buchendekor als Ladefläche sowie einen Rohrschiebegriff.

Bei diesem Etagenwagen können noch Einlegeböden im 120 mm Raster variabel eingesetzt werden.

Zur weiteren Ausstattung gehört eine spurlose Bereifung mit zwei Lenkrollen mit Radfeststellern und zwei Bockrollen aus thermoplastischem Gummi sowie wartungsfreien, stoßunempfindlichen und widerstandsfähigen Präzisions-Rillenkugellagern. 

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I loved the plot of this book. The characters just didn’t have a lot of depth. The connections and “love” just weren’t communicated very well in the writing. The author didn’t write the sweet psycho trope very well at all either. Lachlan was just a mess of a character.
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Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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