The Ninja FLT N9659 -- Occupational Health & Safety

MCR Safety

The Ninja FLT N9659

MCR Safety’s Ninja® Glove Line offers the greatest assortment of dexterity, sense of touch, and protection. The Ninja FLT (Feather Lite Technology), N9659 features a 15-gauge super soft nylon/spandex shell. The FLT coating provides extreme abrasion resistance and grip with a feather light feel. The N9659 is a touch screen friendly glove. Visit Booth #2024 or visit www.mcrsafety.com.
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