MCR Safety CutPro® - 10 Gauge Dyneema® - Cut Resistant Sleeves - 14 Inches Long - Upper Arm Gusset - Box of 10 - Part# 9314D10 VOC Amine + pH indicator

Name: MCR Safety CutPro® - 10 Gauge Dyneema® - Cut Resistant Sleeves - 14 Inches Long - Upper Arm Gusset - Box of 10 - Part# 9314D10 VOC Amine + pH indicator
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SKU: 77154852171
Price: 90.90 USD
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MCR Safety CutPro® 10 Gauge Dyneema® Cut Resistant Sleeves 14 Inches Long Upper Arm Gusset Box of 10 Part# 9314D10 VOC Amine + pH indicator Amine + pH indicator blue reaction product The Draeger Pac 6500 is protected against water Cool and comfortable Micro particle boosted high strength fiber provides cool touch comfort and maximum durability

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