Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 60,000 lb. Capacity | 25' to 30' Spread Shackles Manufactured from corrosion-resistant brass

Name: Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 60,000 lb. Capacity | 25' to 30' Spread Shackles Manufactured from corrosion-resistant brass
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11331017272
Price: 16462.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4311 (12 reviews)

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Description

Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam 60,000 lb. Capacity 25' to 30' Spread Shackles Manufactured from corrosion resistant brass Manufactured from corrosion resistant brass The #2 Roofjack Retrofit Square Silicone Pipe Flashing Boot is an excellent choice for sealing existing pipe penetrations on metal roofs Key Features Balancing loads with an off center center of gravity that a fixed lifting point can't handle well

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