3M FT-12 Sweet Fit Test Solution - Saccharin (6/case) Safety Goggles Safety Glasses & Eye Protection The stainless steel contacts are Size:46Wx30L

Name: 3M FT-12 Sweet Fit Test Solution - Saccharin (6/case) Safety Goggles Safety Glasses & Eye Protection The stainless steel contacts are Size:46Wx30L
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SKU: 50043122771
Price: 170.40 USD
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3M FT 12 Sweet Fit Test Solution Saccharin (6 case) Safety Goggles Safety Glasses & Eye Protection The stainless steel contacts are Size:46Wx30L The stainless steel contacts are machined to a sharp point it can be used in single or double mode The FT 12 Sweet Fit Test Solution should only be used after initial sensitivity testing with the FT 11 Sensitivity Solution Related Searches

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