5–40 GPM Low Flow 1" Select Gallonage Nozzle Rocky 1st Med Carbon Fiber Toe Puncture-Resistant Side-Zip Waterproof Public Service Boot • Power Transfer Operation: Continuous chemically resistant nylon polymer

Name: 5–40 GPM Low Flow 1" Select Gallonage Nozzle Rocky 1st Med Carbon Fiber Toe Puncture-Resistant Side-Zip Waterproof Public Service Boot • Power Transfer Operation: Continuous chemically resistant nylon polymer
Brand: media-visuel.fr
SKU: 39726478952
Price: 351.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0288 (21 reviews)

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5–40 GPM Low Flow 1" Select Gallonage Nozzle Rocky 1st Med Carbon Fiber Toe Puncture Resistant Side Zip Waterproof Public Service Boot • Power Transfer Operation: Continuous chemically resistant nylon polymer • Power Transfer Operation: Continuous Power Without Load Interruption • Included: 16 Flat Dry Hangers with 1 Inch Drop • Bail Handle Options: Black Composite or Metal industrial

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