Honeywell North Short Brim Hard Hat / Safety Helmet Vented, 4 Point Ratchet Suspension - Dark Blue/ Red/ Yellow/ White Haloline Color: Black SCHNUX312JB

Name: Honeywell North Short Brim Hard Hat / Safety Helmet Vented, 4 Point Ratchet Suspension - Dark Blue/ Red/ Yellow/ White Haloline Color: Black SCHNUX312JB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19904440152
Price: 35.42 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1458 (17 reviews)

Honeywell North Short Brim Hard Hat / Safety Helmet Vented, 4 Point Ratchet Suspension - Dark Blue/ Red/ Yellow/ White Haloline Color: Black SCHNUX312JB

SKU 19904440152 · ★ 4.1

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Honeywell North Short Brim Hard Hat Safety Helmet Vented, 4 Point Ratchet Suspension Dark Blue Red Yellow White Haloline Color: Black SCHNUX312JB Color: Black Hide cuff offers good forearm protection hence eliminating neck fatigue and increasing work productivity Enhanced performance

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