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Description
24" x 60" Valu-Master gray epoxy, four-shelf wire shelving starter unit with (4) 63" post.
- Design and Construction Features
- Patented QuadTruss design (patent #5,390,803) makes
- Eagle shelves up to 25% stronger and provides a retaining
- ledge for increased storage stability and product retention.
- Assembly — Numerically calibrated grooved posts, tapered
- plastic split sleeves and shelf collars combine to make
- shelving assembly a simple two-step exercise: 1) snap the
- split sleeves onto a post over the number of your choice;
- and 2) slide a shelf collar over the split sleeves. A positive
- lock between shelf and post is created without the use of
- any tools.
- Open-wire construction promotes higher visibility, allows
- light to pass through the shelves, permits greater air circulation
- which helps reduce moisture and dust build-up, and
- increases the effectiveness of fire-suppression systems.
- Tapered split sleeves of high-temperature-resistant ABS
- plastic create a positive lock that becomes stronger as the
- load increases.
- Posts are numbered in increments of 1" (25mm) to ensure
- fast and level assembly.
- Leveling feet are provided to help compensate for uneven
- floor surfaces.
- The mat on an Eagle shelf utilizes a pincer-type design with
- the mat wire sandwiched between the two top truss wires,
- adding significant strength and distributing the entire load
- without stress and strain on the welds.
- Finishes available include EAGLEbrite zinc, chrome,
- Valu-Master gray epoxy, Valu-Gard green epoxy, red
- epoxy, black epoxy, white epoxy, EAGLEgard green epoxy
- (now with MICROGARD), and stainless steel finish.
- All epoxy finishes are approved for wet or dry applications.
- Custom colors also available – see your Price List for
- reference.
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