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WAH TAT HARDWARE & TOOLS LIMITED
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Main markets: Ukraine, United States, Côte d'Ivoire

GR-8356 Level D Cut-Resistant Arm Sleeves Durable Knit Fabric Lightweight & Breathable Ideal for Industrial Work Construction

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£1487
50-99 pieces
£1338
100-499 pieces
£1115
500-1,999 pieces
£966
≥2,000 pieces
Sample price: £37.16
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Size

One Size

Color

show

Sleeve length

45cm
Customization options
Customized packaging (Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 1,000 pieces)

Key attributes

Application Type

General Purpose

Material

High strength polyethylene fiber

Customizable or Not

No

Place of Origin

China

With / Without Thumb Hole

Without Thumb Hole

Brand Name

OEM

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Key attributes

Application Type
General Purpose
Material
High strength polyethylene fiber
Customizable or Not
No
Place of Origin
China
With / Without Thumb Hole
Without Thumb Hole
Brand Name
OEM
Model Number
GR-8356
Product name
Protective Sleeves
Color
show
Packing
Carton Box
Type
Hand
Style
Modern
Feature
Protective
Application
Household
Quality
High-quality
Keywords
Protective Sleeves
Service
OEM\ODM

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
20X10X10 cm
Single gross weight
0.5 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 1,000 pieces)
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