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Tool Box Brand Shop Cloth Towel Bucket - Sellars Wipers & Sorbents

Part #: 70149

The Sellars Tool Box™ Brand Shop Cloth Towel Bucket (Model 70149) provides a robust and efficient solution for cleanup in professional automotive and industrial environments. This product combines new heavy-duty shop cloth towels with a patented, multi-functional dispenser bucket, engineered for superior absorbency and convenient access during demanding tasks.

Key Features

  • Heavy-Duty Absorption: These DRC industrial shop cloth towels are designed for maximum absorbency, capable of holding significantly more fluid than traditional rental rags.
  • Efficient Fluid Pickup: The cloth quickly and effectively absorbs oils, grease, and other common shop fluids, helping to maintain a clean and safe workspace.
  • Patented Dispenser Bucket: The weather-resistant and durable bucket protects towels from contaminants and moisture, ensuring they remain clean and dry until needed.
  • Portable and Reusable: Featuring an easy-carry handle, the bucket offers high portability, allowing technicians to bring towels directly to the job site. Its durable construction supports reuse with readily available refills.
  • Cost-Effective Alternative: This product serves as an economical alternative to traditional rental shop rags, helping to reduce ongoing supply costs for professional operations.
  • Generous Quantity: Each bucket contains 140 robust shop cloth towels, providing a substantial supply for demanding daily cleanup tasks.

Applications

The Sellars Tool Box™ Brand Shop Cloth Towel Bucket is ideal for professional technicians and mechanics across a variety of settings. Common use cases include automotive repair shops, industrial manufacturing facilities, and heavy equipment maintenance. These towels are well-suited for cleaning tools, wiping down machinery, spill containment, and general cleanup of surfaces where oils, greases, and industrial fluids are frequently encountered.

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 15 October, 2007.