Uniform Technology ChemArc 5 Coverall Nomex Carbon Arc Flash 5 Cal/cm2 CCRE4NX-96SG Size:3XL Nitrile coated palm and fingers Size:2X Tall

Name: Uniform Technology ChemArc 5 Coverall Nomex Carbon Arc Flash 5 Cal/cm2 CCRE4NX-96SG Size:3XL Nitrile coated palm and fingers Size:2X Tall
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SKU: 10778414850
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Uniform Technology ChemArc 5 Coverall Nomex Carbon Arc Flash 5 Cal cm2 CCRE4NX 96SG Size:3XL Nitrile coated palm and fingers Size:2X Tall Nitrile coated palm and fingers with smooth finish Black crinkle latex palm coating for industrial applications providing arc flash protection with an ATPV of 5 Cal cm2 Ideal for critical environments requiring ESD safety and arc flash resistance

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