SV24-2 Type R Class 2 Breakaway Expandable Two Tone Mesh Safety Vest - Orange - Size 3X-5X Sensor Class E (for ensemble) when UN448-16-2-OBK-4X

Name: SV24-2 Type R Class 2 Breakaway Expandable Two Tone Mesh Safety Vest - Orange - Size 3X-5X Sensor Class E (for ensemble) when UN448-16-2-OBK-4X
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3058322222
Price: 23.94 USD
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SV24 2 Type R Class 2 Breakaway Expandable Two Tone Mesh Safety Vest Orange Size 3X 5X Sensor Class E (for ensemble) when UN448 16 2 OBK 4X Class E (for ensemble) when worn without other ANSI ISEA 107 compliant garments The Fendall Sterile Eyewash Station is designed to meet ANSI's 15 minute requirement for emergency eyewash Radians SV24 2 Type R Class 2 Breakaway Expandable Two Tone Safety Vest has an expandable waist with adjustable sides 1 open pocket outside right

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