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Big Bin Dog Feed Dispenser
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Kane Big Bin Feed Dispenser
Store up to 40 lbs. of dry material with the durable Kane Big Bin Feed Dispenser. Made from heavy-duty, high-density polyethylene, this bin is perfect for commercial use. It comes complete with a cup dispenser and a product-level window for easy monitoring of...
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Kane Big Bin Feed Dispenser
Store up to 40 lbs. of dry material with the durable Kane Big Bin Feed Dispenser. Made from heavy-duty, high-density polyethylene, this bin is perfect for commercial use. It comes complete with a cup dispenser and a product-level window for easy monitoring of contents.
Ideal for storing and dispensing dry bulk materials such as pet food, birdseed, charcoal, grass seed, kitty litter, rock salt, and dry sweep, the Kane Big Bin is both tough and reliable for everyday use.
Dimension and Weight:
- Weight: 7 pounds
- Dimensions: 16" long x 10" wide x 26" high
For more Kane products that provide durable and innovative solutions, check out our Kane Manufacturing Collection to see other products that can enhance your operations.
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