10' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling - Polyester | 40,000 lbs. Capacity Quik Drive Steel Decking Systems Facility maintenance and retrofit work

Name: 10' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling - Polyester | 40,000 lbs. Capacity Quik Drive Steel Decking Systems Facility maintenance and retrofit work
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21952872678
Price: 182.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4005 (18 reviews)

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SKU 21952872678

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10' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling Polyester 40,000 lbs. Capacity Quik Drive Steel Decking Systems Facility maintenance and retrofit work Facility maintenance and retrofit work where removable anchors simplify future service With dimensions of 30" W x 34" D x 46" H Less stretch than a comparable nylon sling under the same pull View Product Safety Warnings

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