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Material Handling & Warehouse MATERIAL HANDLING & WAREHOUSE EQUIPMENT PROMOTION SPLIT COWHIDE FITTERS PORTABLE SALAMANDER HEATER THINSULATE™ LINED GLOVES • Adjustable thermostat • Premium split cowhide • Adjustable tilt angle leather construction • Mounted on 10" solid rubber wheels • Full ThinsulateTM lining • Power Source: Electric provides superior warmth • 240 V, 34121 BTU/h, 10 000 W • Good abrasion resistance • Fan Motor Type: • Thinner lining than acrylic Enclosed air over, ball bearing boa provides better dexterity • Over heat protection • Full leather-tipped fingers and knuckle • One heat setting, fan forced strap provide increased protection SM609 • Rubberized cuff for ultimate protection Model Lining Promo Model Promo No. Size Weight (g) Price No. Price SAS500 Ladies 100 5.55/Pair EA786 765.00 SAN637 Medium 100 5.85/Pair SAL544 Large 40 5.80/Pair SM609 Large 100 6.50/Pair ND337 SAP248 X-Large 100 6.55/Pair SALT/SAND CONTAINERS SAP249 2X-Large 100 6.65/Pair • Tough, durable polyethylene construction • Molded forklift channels and hand recessed holes PREMIUM HARDWOOD DOLLIES • Carpeted dolly helps prevent marks and scratches on equipment being moved NJ450 • 1-3/4" wood, 1400-lb. capacity, 4" non marking casters Model Dimensions Promo No. L" x W" x H" Colour Price 5.5 CU.FT. CAPACITY MA189 ND337 30 x 24 x 24 Yellow 149.00 ND202 30 x 24 x 24 Grey 149.00 Model Dimensions Promo 10 CU.FT. CAPACITY No. W" x D" Platform Price NM947 48 x 24 x 24 Yellow 239.00 MA188 18 x 24 Standard 115. 0 0 NM948 48 x 24 x 24 Grey 239.00 MA189 18 x 24 Carpeted 145.00 NJ450 Black 1-Gallon Recycled Plastic Scoop 16.95 MD517 18 x 30 Standard 129.00 PE095 Yellow 1-Gallon Polyethylene Scoop 17.95 MD518 18 x 30 Carpeted 169.00 PE096 White 1-Gallon Polyethylene Scoop 17.95 Pricing in effect until March 29, 2019 or while quantities last. Taxes and freight extra. Prices are subject to change, and may vary without prior notice. Issue #SDM219010NA BROADCAST SPREADER POLY SNOW SHOVELS • Steel tube frame construction • Powder-coated steel handle with chrome-plated hardware • Ergonomic poly D-grip handle • Heavy-duty nylon gear box Comes w/rain increases product life span cover & screen • Setting control on handle for precise adjustments NM810 • 12" x 4" pneumatic tires • Coverage: 16 000 sq.ft. NM809 • Capacity: 100 lbs. Model Promo No. Price NJ142 159.00 Model O.A. Steel Promo No. Blade" Length" Wear Strip Price NM810 19-3/4 x 13 51 No 16.95 NM809 19-3/4 x 13-1/8 51 Yes 17.95 FIRESTORMTM INTENSE ICE MELTER • Prevents refreezing even under the most challenging conditions • Safe for children and pets, will not burn skin and gentle on vegetation POLY SNOW PUSHERS • Distinctive orange colour is easy to W/STEEL WEAR STRIP see, allowing you to use less while • Handle material: Steel ensuring safety for pedestrians • D-Grip handle • Container Size: 44 lbs. (20 kg) • Melting Point: -32°C (-25°F) Model Promo No. Price JB597 25.95 NM812 N M811 NATURAL CHOICETM ICE MELTER Model Handle O.A Promo • All-natural ice melter with an organic No. Blade" Length" Length" Price additive that improves its performance • This additive also acts as a corrosion NM812 21-1/4 x 9-1/4 42 50-1/4 18.95 inhibitor to reduce metal fatigue N M 811 24-1/2 x 10-3/4 42-1/8 51-3/8 24.95 • Eco-friendly ice melter • Container Size: 44 lbs. (20 kg) • Melting Point: -24°C (-11°F) SCRAPERS Model Promo • Top-of-the-line industrial grade tools No. Price designed for intense and continuous use • Handle Material: Ashwood NJ140 26.95 • Handle Type: Straight • Handle Length: 48" • Blade Material: Tempered steel ROOF RAKE N D115 • Ideal for removing snow from roofs, awnings and tarps • 24" x 6" x 1-7/8" poly blade • Lightweight aluminum handle extends to 16' Model Blade Wt. Promo No. Serie Size" lbs. Price Model Promo ND067 NordicTM 7 x 5-1/2 2.35 19.95 No. Price ND040 AlpineTM 7 x 6 3.82 37.95 2 ND952 49.95 N D115 YukonTM 8-1/2 x 6-1/4 5.15 47.95 ZX-30° PREMIUM GRAIN COWHIDE FITTERS GLOVES ACRYLIC LINED GLOVES • Standard quality • Foam PVC palm coating offers excellent • Superior abrasion resistance SFQ726 breathability, dexterity and durability, • Provides moderate warmth while providing a superior wet or dry grip • Excellent comfort and durability • 15-gauge seamless nylon/spandex • Resists oil and water well shell with 100% acrylic lining • Patch palm design for superior cold protection • Rubberized safety cuff • Uncoated back permits breathability • Lining: Cotton Fleece and limits perspiration • Exceptional comfort and fit SR521 Model Promo No. Size Price Model Promo SR521 Large 4.90/Pair No. Size Price SAM023 X-Large 4.99/Pair SFQ726 Medium (8) 6.39/Pair SDL881 2X-Large 5.30/Pair SFQ727 Large (9) 6.39/Pair SFQ728 X-Large (10) 6.39/Pair SFQ729 2X-Large (11) 6.39/Pair WINTER LINERS • Provide added protection in cold condition or on windy days GRAIN COWHIDE DRIVERS • Can be worn with caps, hats, welding helmets, hard hats or alone FLEECE LINED GLOVES • Flame resistant outer shell • Premium quality • One size fits all • Superior abrasion resistance SAJ553 • Resists oil and water well MILD COLD • Excellent comfort and durability • Provides moderate warmth • Single twill layer with napped inside • Cuff Style: Hemmed SFV195 • Comes with elastic wrist MODERATE COLD • Twill outer layer and SAM456 polyfibre/cotton-lined Model Promo No. Size Price SEVERE COLD SFV195 Small 7.70/Pair • Twill outer layer, sheep SAM455 SFV196 Medium 7. 85/Pair thermal-lined and full neck flap SFV197 Large 8.30/Pair Model Promo SFV198 X-Large 8.50/Pair No. Description Price SAJ553 Mild Cold 5.25 SAM456 Moderate Cold 7. 45 GRAIN COWHIDE ROPERS SAM455 Severe Cold 11.2 5 FLEECE LINED GLOVES • Premium quality • Superior abrasion resistance MID-SOLE ICE CLEATS • Resists oil and water well • Hook and loop closure style accomodates all shoe sizes • Excellent comfort and durability • Each mid-sole ice cleat has five steel studs • Provides moderate warmth for increased grip and traction • Cuff Style: Hemmed • Reusable, water-resistant polyester drawstring • Comes with adjustable bag is convenient for storing and strap with snap SFV187 carrying mid-sole ice cleats • Suitable for general work and recreational activities that require walking Model Promo on ice and/or snow No. Size Price • One Size; Colour: Black SFV187 Small 8.95/Pair SFV188 Medium 9.10/Pair Model Promo SFV189 Large 9.35/Pair No. Price SFV190 X-Large 9.65/Pair SGG012 17.95 3 CF836 STACK & HANG BINS METAL BIN SUPPORT RACKS • Designed to hang from bin • Panels can be mounted on walls, benches, back of racks, panels, rails and carts shelving, inside cabinets or service truck interior • Bins reduce and control inventories, • Made of 16-gauge cold-rolled steel shorten assembly times and • Allows bins to easily be removed, minimize parts handling CF412 refilled and replaced • Reinforced ribs, on both sides, prevent • Kleton grey bins from spreading under loads powder coated • Unaffected by weak acids and alkalis Model Outside Dim. Cap. Promo No. Colour W" x D" x H" lbs. Price CF832 Red 5 1/2 x 10 7/8 x 5 30 3.80 CF833 Yellow 5 1/2 x 10 7/8 x 5 30 3.80 Model Dimensions Promo CF831 Green 5 1/2 x 10 7/8 x 5 30 3.80 No. W" x H" Price CF837 Red 11 x 10 7/8 x 5 50 4.40 CF838 Yellow 11 x 10 7/8 x 5 50 4.40 C F 411 18 x 19 19.60 CF836 Green 11 x 10 7/8 x 5 50 4.40 CF412 36 x 19 34.20 DIVIDER FOR 10‑7/8" D x 5" H BINS CB829 - - - - 1.36 CROSS STACK BINS • High impact polyethylene; will not crack or rust PLASTIC SHELF BINS • Turned 90° to cross stack • Durable polypropylene • FDA approved • Designed for use on 12", 18" and 24" deep • 100-lb. capacity shelving, or vertical storage and retrieval units • Bins "nest" when empty CC398 CC393 BINS Model No. Outside Dim. Promo CC394 Blue Grey White L" x W" x H" Price CD583 CD584 CD585 17-1/4 x 11 x 12 16.60 Model No. Outside Dim. Promo CD247 CD246 CD248 25-1/8 x 16 x 8-1/2 25.90 Blue Red Yellow L" x W" x H" Price CC393 CC394 CC395 11-5/8 x 8-3/8 x 4 5.12 COVERS CC396 CC397 CC398 11-5/8 x 11-1/8 x 4 7. 6 4 Model No. Promo CC399 CC400 CC401 17-7/8 x 8-3/8 x 4 8.04 Blue Grey White For Use With Price CF016 CD586 CF017 CD583, CD584 & CD585 11.2 0 CF018 CD606 CF019 CD247, CD246 & CD248 17.9 0 PLASTIC DAIRY CASE • Reusable case maintains its shape and performance through stacking, pressure washing and transportation UTILITY BOXES • Universally compatible • Durable, commercial grade plastic • Outside dim.: • 20" L x 15" W x 5" H 13-1/10" W x 13-1/10" D x 11" H • Capacity: 17.5 L • Capacity: 40 lbs. • FDA-Approved • Colour: Black CD445 Model Promo Model Promo No. Colour Price No. Price CD445 Grey 6.30 4 CF932 11. 5 0 CD446 White 9.95 DEEP DOOR STORAGE CABINET HEAVY-DUTY • Four reinforced 16-gauge adjustable cabinet shelves STORAGE CABINET with 500-lb capacity per shelf, evenly distributed • All-welded • 4" deep doors for maximum storage capacity • 20-gauge steel cabinet, 18-gauge shelves • 12 adjustable door shelves with 35-lb capacity per shelf • 36" W x 18" D x 72" H • Unique padlock hasp helps prevent access with bolt cutters • Shelf capacity: 300 lbs.
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