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ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt - Green - Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210'
ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt - Green - Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210'
ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt - Green - Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210'
ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt - Green - Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210'

ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt - Green - Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210'

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ST12 Class 2 High Visibility Safety Short Sleeve Polo Shirt Green Size 2X Burn Care Treatment The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall Size:210' The Uniform Technology Cleanroom Coverall C3 ESD CC1245 65WH is designed for critical environments and has 2" silver reflective tape with contrasting trim without compromising durability The wicking properties improve hot weather comfort making it feel much cooler

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