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Arctic Air - 49 cu. ft. 54
Arctic Air - 49 cu. ft. 54
Arctic Air - 49 cu. ft. 54
Arctic Air - 49 cu. ft. 54
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Arctic Air - 49 cu. ft. 54" Two Glass Door Stainless Steel Reach-In Refrigerator - AGR49 [type]Food Serving Counter this knife achieves perfect balance

SKU: 10388639671
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USD1894.99 USD1938.99

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Arctic Air 49 cu. ft. 54" Two Glass Door Stainless Steel Reach In Refrigerator AGR49 [type]Food Serving Counter this knife achieves perfect balance this knife achieves perfect balance Undercounter Design for Space Efficiency: One of the standout features of this FWE Heated Holding Cabinet is its undercounter design Dual Glass Door Display – Enhances product visibility while maintaining temperature efficiency 54" Two Glass Door Stainless Steel Reach In Refrigerator

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