5" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 - 50 Foot Lengths) or any other application where 7846-68

Name: 5" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 - 50 Foot Lengths) or any other application where 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7216585054
Price: 283.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0765 (5 reviews)

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5" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Yellow Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 20 50 Foot Lengths) or any other application where 7846 68 or any other application where adjustable fog nozzles are needed to disperse water The Blue 1 1 2"x 100 Feet Double Jacket Fire Hose With Aluminum Fittings The abrasion resistant Manufactured per NFPA 1961 and Factory Mutual standards

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