2 1/2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 - 50 Foot Lengths) Usually In New Condition 7846-68

Name: 2 1/2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 - 50 Foot Lengths) Usually In New Condition 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42886215022
Price: 140.63 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0963 (25 reviews)

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2 1 2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 50 Foot Lengths) Usually In New Condition 7846 68 Usually In New Condition It's called uncured because whatever quality control the hose didn't pass during inspection (pinhole The abrasion resistant Manufactured per NFPA 1961 and Factory Mutual standards

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