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Klein Tools Hard Hat 60860BR Full Brim Non-Vented Class E Orange Safety Helmet (20 kV Dielectric Type 1 ANSI Z89.1 6-Point Ratchet Head Protection) Hoist electrical connectors

SKU 13426545841

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Klein Tools Hard Hat 60860BR Full Brim Non Vented Class E Orange Safety Helmet (20 kV Dielectric Type 1 ANSI Z89.1 6 Point Ratchet Head Protection) Hoist electrical connectors electrical connectors Hands Free Coaxial Spring Loaded Action: Inner spring loaded socket automatically retracts under forward pressure

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