3 Leg (6.7 Tonne) Chain Sling - 10mm (Grade 80) Effective Length (Mtrs):4.5 Gunnebo products are known worldwide Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)

Name: 3 Leg (6.7 Tonne) Chain Sling - 10mm (Grade 80) Effective Length (Mtrs):4.5 Gunnebo products are known worldwide Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 17346933929
Price: 118.08 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6471 (19 reviews)

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3 Leg (6.7 Tonne) Chain Sling 10mm (Grade 80) Effective Length (Mtrs):4.5 Gunnebo products are known worldwide Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG) Gunnebo products are known worldwide as premium products with outstanding safety Product Code: AZ122 Where order volume is high or a pallet collection is required Configuration: 3 Leg Assembly

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