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Tork Advanced 440 Center Pull Standard Wiper - SCA Tissue

Part #: 13245101

The SCA Tissue Tork Advanced 440 Center Pull Standard Wiper (Model: 13245101) is engineered for demanding professional environments, offering efficient and rapid absorption of various industrial fluids. Its robust 4-ply construction and unique hole structure are designed to manage oil, grease, and cutting fluids effectively, making it a reliable choice for automotive and industrial applications.

Key Features

  • Superior Absorption: Features a 4-ply construction engineered to absorb fluids significantly faster and in greater quantities than traditional rags.
  • Dual-Sided Performance: Equipped with a textured side for tackling stubborn dirt and a smooth side for cleaning sensitive surfaces without scratching.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured with a unique hole structure that optimizes the absorption of oils, greases, and cutting fluids.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Designed for use with the 202071 M-Box Dispenser, ensuring convenient and controlled access to wipers.
  • Made in the U.S.A.: Ensures consistent quality and manufacturing standards.

Applications

This Tork Advanced 440 Wiper is suitable for a range of professional cleaning and maintenance tasks. It is ideal for technicians and mechanics working in automotive repair shops, industrial facilities, and manufacturing plants. Common applications include:

  • Cleaning and degreasing machinery and tools
  • Wiping down parts and components during assembly or repair
  • Absorbing spills of oil, hydraulic fluid, and cutting coolants
  • General surface preparation and clean-up tasks

Specifications

  • Sheet Size: 10 inches wide x 15.75 inches long
  • Wipers per Package: 190
  • Ply: 4-ply
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  • Model: 101836
  • Shipping Weight: 14.75lbs
  • UPC: 10073286618297
  • Manufacturers Part #: 13245101
  • Manufactured by: SCA Tissue
  • Also Known As: SCA13245101

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 17 October, 2007.