2-1/2" x 6' Single-Path High Performance Roundsling | Vertical Cap: 5,000 lbs. CBPC Column Bases Operating Temperature Range: 20°–120°F (-7°–50°C)

Name: 2-1/2" x 6' Single-Path High Performance Roundsling | Vertical Cap: 5,000 lbs. CBPC Column Bases Operating Temperature Range: 20°–120°F (-7°–50°C)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 10687800100
Price: 142.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2277000000000005 (9 reviews)

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2 1 2" x 6' Single Path High Performance Roundsling Vertical Cap: 5,000 lbs. CBPC Column Bases Operating Temperature Range: 20°–120°F ( 7°–50°C) Operating Temperature Range: 20°–120°F ( 7°–50°C) The Terrier FSVS 2 Ton Screw Beam Clamp (Model 962000) is engineered for lifting View Product Safety Warnings This lightest model in the line carries a 5

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