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ANSI Class II Breakaway Vest

Item #: SV4GM-Lime/SV4OM-Orange

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ANSI Class 2 safety vest with 5-point breakaway feature.

Class II ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 & ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

Made by Radians Inc. (Manuf. Part # SV4GM/SV4OM)
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ANSI Class 2 safety vest with 5-point breakaway feature to help prevent entanglement in machinery.

  • 100% polyester mesh fabric
  • Hook & loop front closure
  • 2" silver reflective material, includes one horizontal stripe
  • 5-point hook & loop breakaway
  • POCKETS:
    • 1 upper inside
    • 1 lower inside
    • 1 lower outside patch pocket
  • Class II ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 & ANSI/ISEA 107-2010
  • Radians Inc. (Manuf. Part # SV4GM/SV4OM)

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