ZH2304 White 4-ton Bag Container Woven Flat Bottom Blanking Opening Binding Cloth 90 * 90 * 110

ZH2304 White 4-ton Bag Container Woven Flat Bottom Blanking Opening Binding Cloth 90 * 90 * 110

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M251S

$120.50

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ZH2304 White 4-ton Bag Container Woven Flat Bottom Blanking Opening Binding Cloth 90 * 90 * 110Ships FREE Handling Day: 1 3 Days, Arriving Day: 15 35 Days[SHORTDESCRIPTION] The wider sling will bear more weight tons of bags are made with double thread Strengthened bottom support is firm Strength bearing effect visible White 4 ton Bag 90 * 90 * 110 Packing List White four ton BAG * 1

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011