Veratron A2C1957360001 | 3 3/8" (85mm) OceanLink Depth Gauge (200M/600') Black Dial and Bezel META_FEATURED_ITEMS Manufacturer Part Number: R23298-10

Name: Veratron A2C1957360001 | 3 3/8" (85mm) OceanLink Depth Gauge (200M/600') Black Dial and Bezel META_FEATURED_ITEMS Manufacturer Part Number: R23298-10
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 50875632588
Price: 149.26 USD
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Veratron A2C1957360001 3 3 8" (85mm) OceanLink Depth Gauge (200M 600') Black Dial and Bezel META_FEATURED_ITEMS Manufacturer Part Number: R23298 10 Manufacturer Part Number: R23298 10 This low profile PFD is designed to be worn in conjunction with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and is lightweight and comfortable enough that you'll forget you're wearing a PFD Dimensions: 8 × 7 × 4 3 3 8" (85MM) OceanLink® Depth Gauge (200M 600') Black Dial & Bezel

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