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32 oz double bottle eyewash station 24-300

Physicianscare wall mount eye wash station with 32 oz twin bottles two sterile isotonic buffer solution bottles (net weight 32 fl oz each) to rinse or irrigate the eyes in a ready wall mount station.

WIND SAFETY BOOT IN GREASE LEATHER BROWN OR BLACK 3025

SAFETY BOOT in GREASE COFFEE LEATHER OR NOBUCK LEATHER. Metallic (steel) or non-metallic (composite / polycarbonate) toe cap. Rubber sole with synthetic nitrile and / or polyurethane (PU), resistant to hydrocarbons, vegetable and mineral oils....

ANSI Z87.1 19218 Certified Mesh Glasses

Crossfire Wire Mesh Goggles Provides protection while eliminating fog. Black wire mesh front eye protection designed for extremely humid environments, offers excellent...

Sked® Rescue Stretcher Basic System International Orange

The original rescue stretcher and is still the best for tight spaces, high angle or technical rescue and traditional ground applications. The Sked stretcher is a revolutionary design that provides exceptional patient protection and safety.

32 Ounce Portable Eyewash Station Double Bottle Encon

Encon 15-minute, portable, self-contained eyewash stations meet ANSI Z358.1 requirements for eyewash. Encon offers several options for self-contained eyewash stations, including portable, pressurized, gravity-fed, and sealed cartridge.

PARAMED'S Tactical Sanitary Life Support Backpack

Backpack specially designed for emergency and rescue workers that will allow to organize in a comfortable way all the essential material and instruments for rescues and emergency interventions in mountains and areas of difficult access. This...

Spiky PLUS Petzl

They can be placed on any type of footwear to increase traction on icy and slippery surfaces.

Meerkat Leggings Against Snake Bite

Surveyors, geologists, agronomists, biologists, hunters, explorers, well drillers, ranchers, campers, field workers, or anyone who is going to do outdoor activities in areas of possible encounter with poisonous snakes.