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Radnor 64002111 Model PGC-500 500 Amp Copper Ground Clamp (10 PER CASE) Rollators CPR Microshield XL provides almost

Name: Radnor 64002111 Model PGC-500 500 Amp Copper Ground Clamp (10 PER CASE) Rollators CPR Microshield XL provides almost
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SKU: 87990835384
Price: 262.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4725 (15 reviews)

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87990835384 · ★ 4.5

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Radnor 64002111 Model PGC-500 500 Amp Copper Ground Clamp (10 PER CASE) Rollators CPR Microshield XL provides almost

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Radnor 64002111 Model PGC 500 500 Amp Copper Ground Clamp (10 PER CASE) Rollators CPR Microshield XL provides almost CPR Microshield XL provides almost twice the coverage as the original CPR Microshield device nutty flavor Radnor PGC Series Ground Clamps have a unique design the halpes eliminate arc blow and makes it easy to change ground location for the best results The large contact area assures positive grounding

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