Cardinal Deteco Guardian HH-555S Floor Scale, Hydraulic, 5' x 5', 5,000 lb Capacity, Stainless Steel

Cardinal Deteco Guardian HH-555S Floor Scale, Hydraulic, 5' x 5', 5,000 lb Capacity, Stainless Steel

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$7515.00

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Cardinal Deteco Guardian HH-555S Floor Scale, Hydraulic, 5' x 5', 5,000 lb Capacity, Stainless SteelCardinal Scales Guardian hydraulic HH series floor scales feature stainless steel hydraulic load cells that are impervious against water damage and electrical interference, manual lift off deck with top side internal access for high pressure wash down cleaning, 5,000 lb x 1 lb or 10,000 lb x 2 lb capacities (3 x 3 ft, 4 x 4 ft and 5 x 5 ft platform sizes), and heavy duty mild steel or stainless steel checkered decks. Cardinal Scales hydraulic load

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006