MSA Natural Tan Skullgard Class G Type I Phenolic Hard Cap With Staz-On Suspension Headgear & Faceshields Part Number: 267CMManufacturer: River City Heat Resistant Gloves

Name: MSA Natural Tan Skullgard Class G Type I Phenolic Hard Cap With Staz-On Suspension Headgear & Faceshields Part Number: 267CMManufacturer: River City Heat Resistant Gloves
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SKU: 74717959691
Price: 132.00 USD
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MSA Natural Tan Skullgard Class G Type I Phenolic Hard Cap With Staz On Suspension Headgear & Faceshields Part Number: 267CMManufacturer: River City Heat Resistant Gloves Part Number: 267CMManufacturer: River City Rainwear Co Part Number: 19 D475 LManufacturer: Protective Industrial Products Description: Designed to offer outstanding protection in hot and dangerous industries This hat can withstand radiant heat loads up to 350¡F while still maintaining its protection capabilities

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