1 1/2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Red Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 10 - 100 Foot Lengths) Burst Pressure - 900 psi 7846-68

Name: 1 1/2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Red Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 10 - 100 Foot Lengths) Burst Pressure - 900 psi 7846-68
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 86103607018
Price: 197.34 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2736 (24 reviews)

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1 1 2" Inch Uncoupled Double Jacket Fire Hose (No Connectors) Red Select Your Length:BULK 1000 Feet (Qty 10 100 Foot Lengths) Burst Pressure 900 psi 7846 68 Burst Pressure 900 psi 1 1 2″ rack fire hose (500 LB Test) that is designed to be lightweight while offering maximum flow for all your fire hose needs The abrasion resistant Manufactured per NFPA 1961 and Factory Mutual standards

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