75ft SOOW 12/3 NEMA L5-20 20A 125V Rubber Extension Cord

Safety Sign, Horizontal Rectangle, Number of Printed Sides 1, English, Sign Format Traditional OSHA, Sign Legend Hearing Protection Required After Hr(S) dB, Sign Legend Background Color Yellow, Sign Legend Style Text.

Safety Sign, Horizontal Rectangle, Number of Printed Sides 1, English, Sign Legend No Food Or Drink In This Area, Sign Legend Background Color White, Sign Legend Style Text.

Safety Sign, Horizontal Rectangle, Number of Printed Sides 1, English, Sign Format Other Format, Sign Legend Restricted Area Authorized Personnel Only, Sign Legend Background Color White, Yellow, Sign Legend Style Text.

, Width 7-19/32 In., Features Precise Vacuum Control Avoid Bumping and Eliminates Foaming of Your Evaporation Solution.

Plumbed Eyewash, Activation Push Plate, Barrier Free No, Bowl Style Uncovered, Color Orange, Coverage Eyes, Depth 13 3/4 in, Height 7 in, Width 15 5/8 in, Environment General Purpose, Eyewash Bowl Material Plastic, Hazardous Location Rating Not Rated, Includes Hi-Visibility Identification Sign, Inspection Tag, Nylon Flip-Top Dust Cover, Includes Drench Hose No, Includes Foot Pedal No, Inlet Pipe Gender Female, Inlet Pipe Size 1/2 in, Inlet Pipe Thread Type NPT, Pipe Material Chrome-Plated Brass.

Tubing, Application Chemicals, Color Clear, Hardness Shore A 66, Inside Diameter 3/8 in, Jacket Material PVC, Material FEP liner, Material Trade Name Versilon, Material Trade Number SE-200, Maximum Operating Pressure 50 psi @ 73 Degrees F; 25 psi @ 160 Degrees F, Maximum Operating Temperature 165 Degrees F, Outside Diameter 9/16 in, Overall Length 50 ft, PEX Type Not Applicable, Resistance Properties Chemical Resistant, Tear Resistant.

The jacket is anti-cold weather staying flexible in extreme temperatures..75ft SOOW 12/3 NEMA L5-20 20A 125V Rubber Extension Cord The cable is an SOOW, 12/3, 20 Amp copper wire with a 600 Volt rubber jacket.

. This sign is 10in x 14in polystyrene . Our facility and workplace safety signs help prevent injuries on a daily basis and are often your last line of defense.

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