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STANDARD |
EXTENSIONS |
10" ROUND |
6" ECONOMY |
JUMBO |
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MAINLINE |
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6"
ECONOMY |
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PLYMOUTH
SUPERFLEXION® Material |
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Stronger than Structural
Foam,
Greater Top-Load Strength |
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More UV and Wear
Resistant than
Structural Foam |
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10 Year Lid Guarantee |
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Lighter than
Cast Iron or Concrete Boxes |
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Easier Warehouse Handling |
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Lower Injuring Potential |
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Snap Fit on
Drop-in Lid |
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Keeps Lid Intact in High
Water |
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T-Top Lid |
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Lids Come in Black,
Green, Tan, Gray, Brown Mulch and Brick Red |
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Boxes Are
Available in Black |
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| 6"
ECONO BOX ASSEMBLIES |
| Control
Valve (w/2 Mouse Holes) |
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Black Box, Green Lid |
182101 |
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Black Box, Green
Lid (Same as 182101 only boxed per case) |
182103 |
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Black Box, Black Lid |
182106 |
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Black Box, Brown
Mulch Lid |
182109 |
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Black Box, Brick Red
Lid |
182108 |
| Blank
(w/2 Mouse Holes) |
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Black Box, Black Lid |
182111 |
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Black w/2 Mouse
Holes |
182001 |
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ONLY |
| Control
Valve |
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Green |
182002 |
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Black |
182005 |
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Brown Mulch |
182008 |
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Brick Red |
182007 |
| Control
Valve |
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Black |
182010 |
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| PLYMOUTH SUPERFLEXON BOXES
AND COVERS® |
A rigid combination of polyolefin
and fibrous inorganic components. PLYMOUTH SUPERFLEXON® plastic
material is chemically inert and normally unaffected by
moisture, corrosion and the effects of temperature changes.
PLYMOUTH SUPERFLEXON® also has a relatively high tensile
strength with light weight because it is a solid (not foamed)
structural material.
PLYMOUTH SUPERFLEXON® covers are NOT traffic covers and should
not be used in roadways, etc. |
| Physical Properties |
ASTM Test
Method |
Minimum
Test Value |
| Tensil Strength (2.0'/min.) |
D-638-82a |
3,400 psi |
| Flexural Modulus |
D-790-81 |
191,000 psi |
| Compressive Strength (0.05"/min.) |
D-695-80 |
3,350 psi |
| Impact Strength, Izod |
D-256-81 |
0.6 ft. lb/in |
| Durometer Hardness, Type D |
D-2240-81 |
50 |
| Deflection Temp @ 66 psi Stress |
D-648-82 |
230° F |
| Specific Gravity |
D-792-66 (1979) |
1.15 |
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