Capital Safety DBI-SALA 6' Double-Leg Protecta PRO-STOP Shock Absorbing Lanyard With Self Locking Snap Hooks UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2-CLD4KHRG42Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Description Bradley Model S19444011ABC

Name: Capital Safety DBI-SALA 6' Double-Leg Protecta PRO-STOP Shock Absorbing Lanyard With Self Locking Snap Hooks UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2-CLD4KHRG42Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Description Bradley Model S19444011ABC
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Capital Safety DBI-SALA 6' Double-Leg Protecta PRO-STOP Shock Absorbing Lanyard With Self Locking Snap Hooks UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2-CLD4KHRG42Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Description Bradley Model S19444011ABC

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Capital Safety DBI SALA 6' Double Leg Protecta PRO STOP Shock Absorbing Lanyard With Self Locking Snap Hooks UNIT:EA Part Number: HRC2 CLD4KHRG42Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Description Bradley Model S19444011ABC Part Number: HRC2 CLD4KHRG42Manufacturer: VF Imagewear Nylon strap securely keeps 30 or 55 gallon (110 or 200L) drum in place Description: PRO STOP Shock Absorbing Lanyards with polyester tubular web opposed to a traditional shock pack Minimum Quantity: 1

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