G60 EN388 Level 2 Polyurethane Coated Cut Resistant Glove -- Occupational Health & Safety

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G60 EN388 Level 2 Polyurethane Coated Cut Resistant Glove

Jackson Safety's G60 EN388 Level 2 Polyurethane Coated Cut Resistant Glove is a 13-gauge comfort liner that provides comfort, while the "thinned out" polyurethane coating offers an extremely high level of dexterity. It delivers good oil grip and barriers against oil.

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QuantiFit2 Respirator Fit Testing Device

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