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This Scan Hazard sign is made from 1mm thick, durable PVC. It's aggressive water-based adhesive enables the sign to easily stick on to and remain on any wall. It is printed using UV resistant inks, which resist fading. It is easy to read with clear instruction and illustration. Complies with BS5499 and/or ISO7010 design criteria where applicable.Helps limit company liability should an accident occur. The SCA1114 safety sign has the following specifications:Size: 200 x 300mmMessage: 'Caution Cleaning in progress'.
Designed with an ergonomic guidance bar with 2 settings for height adjustment, this lawnmower has a grass collection bin with filling level indication. With space-saving storage to reduce the emptying frequency required this Einhell GC-PM46BS also features a 1 cylinder, Briggs and Stratton 4-stroke motor. Lastly, this tool includes ball bearing wheels and has powder-coated sheet steel housing for longer life.
This Scan Safety sign is made from 1mm thick, durable PVC. Its aggressive water-based adhesive enables the sign to easily stick on to and remain on any wall. It is printed using UV resistant inks, which resist fading. It is easy to read with clear writing and illustration. Complies with BS5499 and/or ISO7010 design criteria where applicable. The SCA1607 safety sign has the following specifications:Size: 200 x 300mmMessage: 'Notice Concealed CCTV cameras operate on these premises'.
These Faithfull Geared Samurai Hedge and Grass Shears have carbon steel blades, including one non-stick coated wavy blade which gives a closer cut without slipping. The shears have powder coated, lightweight aluminium oval tube handles and soft, comfortable, non-slip rubber grips. They have an easy cut geared action and are suitable for cutting shrubs, borders and around trees. They are ideal for cutting in difficult-to-reach places where lawn mowers cannot gain access. Cutting Capacity: 7mm.Blade Length: 200mm (8in).
