Esko Detectable Wire Trench Tape - Danger Buried GAS Main Below 100MM X 250M (Yellow) Glue Guns Heavy-duty double layer fabric will CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Esko Detectable Wire Trench Tape - Danger Buried GAS Main Below 100MM X 250M (Yellow) Glue Guns Heavy-duty double layer fabric will CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58286860467
Price: 164.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6273 (29 reviews)

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Esko Detectable Wire Trench Tape Danger Buried GAS Main Below 100MM X 250M (Yellow) Glue Guns Heavy duty double layer fabric will CAM VW1 RT Heavy duty double layer fabric will not rot crack harden or mildew Two component handle Corrosion proof stainless steel tracer High strength signal transmission SI DW50: (WATER) Danger Buried Water Main Below Roll size: 50mm x 250m SI DW 100 Available texts: (SEWER) Danger Buried Sewer Main Below (GAS) Danger Buried Gas Main Below Roll size: 100mm x 250m

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