Cordova 7755L OGRE CRX-3 Gloves, 15G Hi-Vis Green CRX Fiber (No Glass Or Steel), Black Sandy Nitrile Palm Coating, Sonic Welded TPR, ANSI Cut Level A3, Large, 3-Pack Spot Nails 000 Pieces of V-nails is Size:2 1/2 Inch

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Cordova 7755L OGRE CRX 3 Gloves, 15G Hi Vis Green CRX Fiber (No Glass Or Steel), Black Sandy Nitrile Palm Coating, Sonic Welded TPR, ANSI Cut Level A3, Large, 3 Pack Spot Nails 000 Pieces of V nails is Size:2 1 2 Inch 000 Pieces of V nails is for Soft and Regular Wood 5 GPM pump out Applications Construction framing wiring demolition Petrochemical industry Masonry Work Materials handling bricks metals rebar lumber OGRE stands for Oil Gas Refining Equipment The CORDOVA SAFETY PRODUCTS OGRE brand gloves are designed for those down and dirty jobs that require gripping power and impact protection The OGRE CRX 3 glove protects against a wide range of hazards It features a 15 gauge hi vis green CRX fiber shell CRX fiber contains no glass or steel and is more comfortable than cut resistant gloves reinforced with glass or steel fiber The OGRE CRX 3 also provides a black sandy nitrile palm coating sonic welded TPR protectors and touchscreen compatibility It is rated ANSI Cut Level A3 and ANSI Impact Level 1 View all OGRE gloves

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