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SHOWA Best Glove Small Hi-Viz Green 9.5" N-DEX Free 4 mil Accelerator Free Nitrile Powder-Free Disposable Gloves With Textured Finger Tip Finish UNIT:BX Part Number: S90-390Manufacturer: Bradley Corporation Janitorial Equipment

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SHOWA Best Glove Small Hi Viz Green 9.5" N DEX Free 4 mil Accelerator Free Nitrile Powder Free Disposable Gloves With Textured Finger Tip Finish UNIT:BX Part Number: S90 390Manufacturer: Bradley Corporation Janitorial Equipment Part Number: S90 390Manufacturer: Bradley Corporation Description: Slimline and Deep Slimline Safety Cabinets The Slimline Cabinets offer a big advantage when floor space is at a premium with its small footprint and 22 gallon capacity Description: Revolutionary N DEX¨ Free disposable 4 mil nitrile gloves provide laboratory these gloves have a luminous high visibility green color

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