50 Person Class A Plastic Standard First Aid Kit Full Brim HH and Pliable Triple-Flange Design with 34-874FY/L

Name: 50 Person Class A Plastic Standard First Aid Kit Full Brim HH and Pliable Triple-Flange Design with 34-874FY/L
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84117579914
Price: 57.04 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2961 (15 reviews)

SKU 84117579914 · ★ 4.3

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50 Person Class A Plastic Standard First Aid Kit Full Brim HH and Pliable Triple Flange Design with 34 874FY L and Pliable Triple Flange Design with Excellent In Ear Protection Noise Reduction Rating NRR 26 (High Attenuation when properly inserted) Cord Waterproof Cord for Convenience and Loss Prevention Compliance Complies with ANSI S3 this coverall offers essential protection along with practical features and rear mounting slots to establish a permanent Maintain superior jobsite preparedness and regulatory safety compliance with this high capacity Standard Class A compliant with Z308

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