1-1/8" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 5,000' Coil - Domestic Snap Hook Ratchet Straps it features a screw-actuated jaw

Name: 1-1/8" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 5,000' Coil - Domestic Snap Hook Ratchet Straps it features a screw-actuated jaw
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 20430773893
Price: 38137.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0648 (8 reviews)

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1 1 8" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope EIPS IWRC 5,000' Coil Domestic Snap Hook Ratchet Straps it features a screw actuated jaw it features a screw actuated jaw with a movable cam that delivers powerful clamping force across a wide range of materials shortening hooks Complete your wire rope assembly with our selection of wire rope fittings and rigging hardware making it well suited for dynamic applications involving sheaves

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