9 ft. Micron™ SRL Assembly with Tie-Back Hooks (ANSI) – Harness Connector Included Survival Kit The Twin SRL connector (UFC409151) HH-FG-25GY-MV-01

Name: 9 ft. Micron™ SRL Assembly with Tie-Back Hooks (ANSI) – Harness Connector Included Survival Kit The Twin SRL connector (UFC409151) HH-FG-25GY-MV-01
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 98449463975
Price: 290.43 USD
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Rating: 4.7866 (24 reviews)

SKU 98449463975 ★ 4.8

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9 ft. Micron™ SRL Assembly with Tie Back Hooks (ANSI) – Harness Connector Included Survival Kit The Twin SRL connector (UFC409151) HH FG 25GY MV 01 The Twin SRL connector (UFC409151) ensures easy and reliable connection to the dorsal attachment of the harness DEFENDER II™ Microporous Lab Coat is an ideal choice for professionals working in laboratories Relevant Standards Meets or Exceeds ANSI Z359 This SRL assembly features a robust and durable plastic casing with Dyneema webbing and an energy absorber

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