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Black Stallion® F2-30C-2XL F2-30C Jacket, 2XL, Cotton, Green, Resists: Flame
The Black Stallion F2-30C TruGuard™ 200 12 oz. FR Cotton Welding Jacket is made with heavier 12 oz. The 12 oz. flame-resistant treated cotton offers more protection against sparks and spatter. The F2-30C features the Stand-up Welder's collar for enhanced protection while the inside pocket keeps small items secure. A scribe pocket holds welding pencils, soapstone, and paint markers. Meanwhile, it has 6 convenient snap buttons, including collar button, each snap is reinforced with a leather reinforcement.
Gates® Power Transmission Polyflex® JB® 3/11M2300JB Joined Band Light Duty V-Belt, 11M Section, 7/16 in W Top, 89.9 in L Outside, 9/32 in THK, High Modulus Polyurethane
Developed by Gates and produced to patented manufacturing processes, these belts provide more load-carrying capacity at higher speeds to small multiple V-belt precision drives. This results in significant cost savings and improved design freedom.
Gates® Power Transmission Micro-V® 580J16 Heavy Duty V-Belt, J Section, 3/32 in W Top, 58 in L Outside, 5/32 in THK, Chloroprene
Gates Micro-V® belts ensure outstanding performance on any industrial multi-ribbed drive. They cover a multitude of industrial applications and are suitable for industrial drives in washing machines, textile machines, vacuum cleaners, lawn mowers, machine tools, medical equipment and many more. Exclusive truncated (shortened) profile gives Gates Micro-V belts increased flexibility, reduced heat buildup and allows performance at higher speeds on smaller diameter sheaves. The full line of Micro-V belt products includes slabs in several widths as well as single belts in J, K, L and M sections in order to perfectly match customer requirements.
