OILPATCH - 10" x 36" Windsock Frame Threading is 1/2" NPT Boot Size_14D Flame-resistant protection: crafted to meet Color:SOCOM

Name: OILPATCH - 10" x 36" Windsock Frame Threading is 1/2" NPT Boot Size_14D Flame-resistant protection: crafted to meet Color:SOCOM
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 31340337282
Price: 52.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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OILPATCH 10" x 36" Windsock Frame Threading is 1 2" NPT Boot Size_14D Flame resistant protection: crafted to meet Color:SOCOM Flame resistant protection: crafted to meet NFPA 70e NFPA 2112 certifications with an ATPV rating of 16 CAL CM2 making it a versatile addition to your toolkit Optimal size: 10 inches in diameter and 36 inches in length deliver sturdy visibility and steady windsock support or outdoor enthusiast

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