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Green 2 Piece .45mm PVC/Nylon Mesh Rain Suit Hot Mill Gloves 2 Nitrile Exam Gloves 3 34-874FY/L
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Green 2 Piece .45mm PVC Nylon Mesh Rain Suit Hot Mill Gloves 2 Nitrile Exam Gloves 3 34 874FY L 2 Nitrile Exam Gloves 3 21 226 Nitrile Exam Gloves 2XL Origin Made in India Seam Construction Fully Welted Seams for Added Protection self extinguishing when exposed to fire After flame less than 2 seconds on average Char length less than 6 inches on average Not suitable for arc flash or flash fire hazards Chemical Resistance Provides protection against many chemicals and acids Waterproof Properties 100% Waterproof Design Features Zipper front with double storm flap Attached hood with drawstring closure Adjustable wrist and leg openings Durability Two piece suit with nylon mesh bonded between layers of PVC for tear and rip resistance Fit Full coverage with snug adjustable fit This table highlights the key features of the chemical coverall Ironwear Green 2 Piece
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