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Guardian Fall Protection (01261) 4-Foot Single Leg Non-Shock Absorbing Lanyard with Rebar Hook Tire & Wheel Care Products Canada and abroad

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Guardian Fall Protection (01261) 4 Foot Single Leg Non Shock Absorbing Lanyard with Rebar Hook Tire & Wheel Care Products Canada and abroad Canada and abroad The hammer’s EC Brushless motor maximizes battery runtime for extended performance The Guardian Fall Protection "Non Shock Absorbing Lanyards" is designed for positioning and restraint only This lanyard is composed of durable nylon and allows workers to attach to an anchorage point or system with enough length to safely complete the job

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