Lot 4342998167

MCR Safety CutPro® 10 Gauge - Dyneema® Diamond Technology - 18 Inch Length - Vending Packaged - Case of 120 - Part# VP9318D10 IFM EPA-Approved Method RDO luminescence-quenching sensors

Name: MCR Safety CutPro® 10 Gauge - Dyneema® Diamond Technology - 18 Inch Length - Vending Packaged - Case of 120 - Part# VP9318D10 IFM EPA-Approved Method RDO luminescence-quenching sensors
Brand: lejeunecentrafricain.com
SKU: 4342998167
Price: 655.20 USD
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MCR Safety CutPro® 10 Gauge Dyneema® Diamond Technology 18 Inch Length Vending Packaged Case of 120 Part# VP9318D10 IFM EPA Approved Method RDO luminescence quenching sensors EPA Approved Method RDO luminescence quenching sensors have been proven through extensive lab testing Galvanized Cable Weight 120 Vending items may vary in appearance versus comparable non vending packaged items The VP9318D10 is a 10 gauge plain Dyneema® sleeve that is 18 inches in length

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