National Safety Apparel TEE-HXO-CX2 Drifire Helix FR Bright Orange LS 12 cal T-Shirt CSA Z96 Class 2 Size:4X Half of the sensor window ENARC40KITFAN-4

Name: National Safety Apparel TEE-HXO-CX2 Drifire Helix FR Bright Orange LS 12 cal T-Shirt CSA Z96 Class 2 Size:4X Half of the sensor window ENARC40KITFAN-4
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SKU: 53139202584
Price: 153.97 USD
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National Safety Apparel TEE-HXO-CX2 Drifire Helix FR Bright Orange LS 12 cal T-Shirt CSA Z96 Class 2 Size:4X Half of the sensor window ENARC40KITFAN-4

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National Safety Apparel TEE HXO CX2 Drifire Helix FR Bright Orange LS 12 cal T Shirt CSA Z96 Class 2 Size:4X Half of the sensor window ENARC40KITFAN 4 Half of the sensor window will change color indicating a response AND COMFORT National Safety Apparel TEE HXO CX2 $133 UL Certified to NFPA 2112

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