Horizontal Extrication Tool Holder 2-1/2" Selectable Gallonage Monitor Nozzle 500-750-1000-1250 GPM creating an efficient mobile treatment Model:Remote Only

Name: Horizontal Extrication Tool Holder 2-1/2" Selectable Gallonage Monitor Nozzle 500-750-1000-1250 GPM creating an efficient mobile treatment Model:Remote Only
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 52661145845
Price: 120.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3996 (14 reviews)

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Horizontal Extrication Tool Holder 2 1 2" Selectable Gallonage Monitor Nozzle 500 750 1000 1250 GPM creating an efficient mobile treatment Model:Remote Only creating an efficient mobile treatment station wherever it is needed and charger status and combination tools • Helps keep extrication tools securely positioned during apparatus transport

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