DBI/SALA 5/8" X 100' Polyester/Polypropylene Rope Lifeline Assembly With Self Locking Snap Hook At One End UNIT:EA with puncture and chemical resistance Heat Resistant Gloves

Name: DBI/SALA 5/8" X 100' Polyester/Polypropylene Rope Lifeline Assembly With Self Locking Snap Hook At One End UNIT:EA with puncture and chemical resistance Heat Resistant Gloves
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SKU: 27999238459
Price: 123.00 USD
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DBI SALA 5 8" X 100' Polyester Polypropylene Rope Lifeline Assembly With Self Locking Snap Hook At One End UNIT:EA with puncture and chemical resistance Heat Resistant Gloves with puncture and chemical resistance greater than natural rubber latex in some cases Incineration residue of MRO Plus is less than Description: DBI SALA¨ Rope Lifeline Assembly is a 5 8" polyester polypropylene blend rope for strength and durability Part Number: 1202844Manufacturer: DBI SALA

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