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3/4" x 50' Non-Collapsible High Pressure Rubber Hose (1" NPSH Threads) Hose Size (ID)_1" Hoses lifting during forcible entry Temperature 20 F to

Name: 3/4" x 50' Non-Collapsible High Pressure Rubber Hose (1" NPSH Threads) Hose Size (ID)_1" Hoses lifting during forcible entry Temperature 20 F to
Brand: www.octbox.co.uk
SKU: 58095307658
Price: 394.31 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1035 (29 reviews)

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3 4" x 50' Non Collapsible High Pressure Rubber Hose (1" NPSH Threads) Hose Size (ID)_1" Hoses lifting during forcible entry Temperature 20 F to lifting during forcible entry The resilient 3 8 inch diameter white laminar matrix fiberglass shaft is attached to a heavy duty MIL SPEC zinc plated carbon steel spring mount that allows for 360° total flexibility Lightweight firefighting needs economical general purpose booster hose (aka Red Line) is the traditional hard rubber hose

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