Miller TurboLite Single Web PFL - Steel Snap Hook & Snap Hook Rail Anchors The presence of a textile

Name: Miller TurboLite Single Web PFL - Steel Snap Hook & Snap Hook Rail Anchors The presence of a textile
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SKU: 27381428456
Price: 218.65 USD
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Miller TurboLite Single Web PFL Steel Snap Hook & Snap Hook Rail Anchors The presence of a textile The presence of a textile dorsal attachment point makes it suitable for connecting a self retracting fall arrest system Defender Multi Purpose Cartridge and P100 Particulate Filter: NIOSH approved for use against Organic Vapor This Personal Fall Limiter (PFL) is part of the redesigned PLUS family of self retracting lifelines No annual recertification required reduces maintenance costs

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