MSA Yellow V-Gard Class E Type I Polyethylene Slotted Hard Cap With Fas-Trac Suspension UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2-CLD4NVRG48Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Heat Resistant Gloves

Name: MSA Yellow V-Gard Class E Type I Polyethylene Slotted Hard Cap With Fas-Trac Suspension UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2-CLD4NVRG48Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Heat Resistant Gloves
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SKU: 29141933862
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MSA Yellow V Gard Class E Type I Polyethylene Slotted Hard Cap With Fas Trac Suspension UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2 CLD4NVRG48Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Heat Resistant Gloves Part Number: HRC2 CLD4NVRG48Manufacturer: VF Imagewear and sheet metal Description: These V Gard¨ Protective Caps are part of the same family of products and accessories recognized as the best selling in North America Three size options make these ideal protectors for the entire work crew

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