Fixed System Nozzle NTS-C Rocky Women's Code Red Rescue NFPA Rated Composite Toe Fire Boot • Helps protect the mechanism Model:Remote Only

Name: Fixed System Nozzle NTS-C Rocky Women's Code Red Rescue NFPA Rated Composite Toe Fire Boot • Helps protect the mechanism Model:Remote Only
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55867826764
Price: 133.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0621 (28 reviews)

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Fixed System Nozzle NTS C Rocky Women's Code Red Rescue NFPA Rated Composite Toe Fire Boot • Helps protect the mechanism Model:Remote Only • Helps protect the mechanism from potential physical damage • Triple stacked tip design provides multiple discharge size options in one assembly and Fire Suppression Systems • Allows easy on site adjustment during installation or system modifications

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