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SAFETY PPE LIST QTY SKU DESCRIPTION BRAND MODEL # Contact Name Date HEARING PROTECTION 4T147 EAR PLUG,PR,PK200 EAR 310-1001 Company Name Phone 4T151 EAR PLUG,REUSABLE,PR EAR 340-4004 1VKA1 EAR PLUG,ARC,PR EAR 370-2000 Account # Fax 5FV17 EAR PLUG,PR,PK100 HOWARD LEIGHT MAX-30 5AM41 EAR MUFF,DIELECTRIC EAR 330-3001 4YZ61 EAR MUFF,AM/FM RADIO PELTOR HRX79AGU QTY SKU DESCRIPTION BRAND MODEL # 4T019 EAR MUFF,CAP MOUNTED PELTOR H9P3E HEAD PROTECTION 4T017 EAR MUFF,DELUXE PELTOR H7A 1EC85 COOLING PAD,HARD HAT ERGODYNE 6717 1C139 EAR MUFF,HIGH NOISE PELTOR H10A 4LN95 CAP,HARD,WHITE MSA 475358 4T018 EAR MUFF,LOW PROFILE PELTOR H6B/V 6JR24 CAP,HARD,WHITE,FLAG MSA 10034263 4T016 EAR MUFF,MID RANGE PELTOR H9A 4MD46 HARD HAT,NATURAL TAN MSA 475407 6AP94 HEARING PROTECTOR EAR 320-2001 2AF07 SWEATBAND,DELUXE,PK100 ALLSAFE SMC 2199192 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 5T445 RACK,HARD HAT SIPCO STR-2-WM 4T295 APRON,45 X 35 IN SIZE CONDOR 4T295A 4RB52 HARD CAP,AMERICAN FLAG MSA 10052945 6AJ60 CHAP,CHAIN SAW CONDOR 6AJ60A 1FBD5 HARD HAT,FLAMES HARLEY-DAVIDSON HDHHAT10 4T235 HEAVY DUTY RAIN JACKET CONDOR 4T235A HAND PROTECTION 4T243 RAINCOAT,HEAVY DUTY CONDOR 4T243A 4XT08 GLOVE,LATEX,L,PK100 ANSELL 69-210 5AZ31 RAINCOAT,PVC,LARGE CONDOR 5AZ31B 4T439 GLOVE,VINYL,L,PK100 ANSELL 34-500 3AK84 RAINSUIT,PVC,X LARGE CONDOR 3AK84B 3AJ17 GLOVE,DRIVERS,L,PR ANSELL Y0153L 4T227 RAIN GEAR,PVC/NYLON,X LARGE CONDOR 4T227B 4JU93 GLOVE,POLY,SZ 9,PR ANSELL 11-600 5T912 RAIN GEAR,PVC/POLYESTER CONDOR 5T912B 4WX16 GLOVE,NITRILE,PR ANSELL 11-800 5T914 RAIN GEAR,PVC/POLYESTER CONDOR 5T914B 3AZ16 GLOVE,NITRILE,XL,PK100 BEST 7005 5HH40 BOOT COVER,WHITE,PK100 DUPONT TY444S 3ZL53 GLOVE,LEATHER PALM,PR CONDOR 3ZL53A 6AH03 COVERALL,X LARGE,PK25 DUPONT TY120S 5AC74 GLOVE,DRIVERS,PR CONDOR 5AC74A 4T050 COVERALL,X LARGE,PK6 DUPONT TY122S 1EC71 GLOVE,CONTRACTOR,L,PR ERGODYNE 720L 5HH38 COVERALL,XX LARGE,PK25 DUPONT TY125S 1EC68 GLOVE,MECHANICS,L,PR ERGODYNE 710L 5HH45 COVERALL,XXX LARGE,PK6 DUPONT TY122S 1EC67 GLOVE,MECHANICS,M,PR ERGODYNE 710M 6NB85 JACKET,FLAME RETARD,XL CONDOR 6NB85 1EC69 GLOVE,MECHANICS,XL,PR ERGODYNE 710XL 6NB95 COVERALL,FLAME RETARD CONDOR 6NB95 1PHD8 GLOVE,GENERAL UTILITY,L,PR IRONCLAD GUG-04-L FOOT PROTECTION 1A137 WORK GLOVE,PR NORTH 85/3729L 6LY43 SHOE COVER SKID-RESISTANT,100 PAIR DUPONT FC440 4A274 GLOVE,KNIT,MENS,PR NORTH 81/1162M 5T454 ALUMINUM FOOT GUARD,PR TALON TRAX 200 4JF39 GLOVE,KEVLAR,PR PERFECT FIT KV300-L 5T458 SHIN INSTEP GUARD,PR TALON TRAX 324 4JF56 GLOVE,STRING KNIT,PR PERFECT FIT 300L 5T455 STEEL TOE GUARD,PR TALON TRAX 702 1RY42 GLOVE GRABBER, PK6 SQUIDS 19112 4ML71 16" STEEL TOE BOOT,PVC,SIZE 10,PR TALON TRAX 4ML71A 1VD32 GLOVE,MECHPRO,L,PR WELLS LAMONT Y7701L 4T273 16" STEEL TOE BOOT,SIZE 12,YELLOW,PR TALON TRAX 4T273A EYE AND FACE PROTECTION 4T274 16" STEEL TOE BOOT,SIZE 13,YELLOW,PR TALON TRAX 4T274A 1VT99 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,CLEAR CONDOR 1VT99 5T256 HIP BOOT,SIZE 10,PR TALON TRAX 5T256A 1VW11 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,CLEAR CONDOR 1VW11 4ML47 PVC WORKSHOE,SZ10,PR TALON TRAX 4ML47A 1VT84 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,GRAY CONDOR 1VT84 4T275 BOOT,SIZE 14,YELLOW,PR TALON TRAX 4T275A 1FYX8 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,GRAY,FROSTED CONDOR 1FYX8 FALL PROTECTION 3WE54 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,GRAY HARLEY-DAVIDSON HD502 5WG74 FALL PROTECTION KIT TITAN TK4051B/U 3WE55 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,MIRROR HARLEY-DAVIDSON HD503 RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT 3WE56 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,MIRROR HARLEY-DAVIDSON HD100 4JG07 COVER,FACESHIELD,PK100 3M 6885 6XF72 GENESIS SAFETY EYEWEAR, CLEAR UVEX S3200 4MH61 RESPIRATOR, DISPOSABLE 3M 52P71 6XF74 GENESIS SAFETY EYEWEAR, ESPRES UVEX S3201 1FC30 RESPIRATOR,N95,PK30 3M 8000 4R985 BANDIT EYEWEAR, CLEAR ANTIFOG UVEX S1600X 3KP43 RESPIRATOR,PK20 3M 8210 4R987 BANDIT EYEWEAR, ESPRESSO UVEX S1603 4MHGG RESPIRATOR, WELDING,PK10 3M 8514 6T270 ASTROSPEC EYEWEAR, CLEAR LENS UVEX S1359C 4RM12 RESPIRATOR, WELDING NORTH 7190N99 4R997 BANDIDO EYEWEAR, CLEAR LENS UVEX S1730 6T454 CARTRIDGE, COMBO, PK2 NORTH 7583P100 1DPG2 LIGHT VISION SAFETY EYEWEAR A O SAFETY 11476-00000 4RM24 CARTRIDGE, OV, PK2 NORTH N750001A 3PA44 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,CLEAR WILLSON 11150750 6T451 CARTRIDGE,P100,PK4 NORTH 7580P100 4YH39 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,GRAY WILLSON 11150351 4GM62 PUMP PACKAGE,ONE MAN NORTH 86116H1 4YH38 EYEWEAR,SAFETY,CLEAR WILLSON 11150350 3A183 RESPIRATOR, FULL FACE NORTH 760008A 1VT67 GOGGLE,PROTECTIVE CONDOR 1VT67 3A182 RESPIRATOR, HALF MASK NORTH 7700-30M 3ZL19 GOGGLE,CHEMICAL/IMPACT UVEX S3960C 3T960 RESPIRATOR,SCBA NORTH 822K 3KN08 GOGGLE,SAFETY UVEX S400C 4VT68 MASK,DUST,PK50 WILLSON CP1000VG 3AW51 SAFETY CORDS,SLIP-ON,BLACK UVEX S501 5X799 FACESHIELD,FLAT FOLD NORTH 6648 5X609 VISOR,FACESHIELD NORTH A8152/40 4RF24 HEADGEAR ASSEMBLY WILLSON 11340143.
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