7" x 4' Twin-Path® Sparkeater® High Performance Roundsling | Vertical Cap: 70,000 lbs. 4" Flat Hook Ratchet Straps Type 304 stainless steel offers

Name: 7" x 4' Twin-Path® Sparkeater® High Performance Roundsling | Vertical Cap: 70,000 lbs. 4" Flat Hook Ratchet Straps Type 304 stainless steel offers
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32806474220
Price: 862.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6201 (23 reviews)

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7" x 4' Twin Path® Sparkeater® High Performance Roundsling Vertical Cap: 70,000 lbs. 4" Flat Hook Ratchet Straps Type 304 stainless steel offers Type 304 stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance for most environments while the chain itself meets or exceeds NACM and ASTM requirements for safety and performance View Product Safety Warnings vertical capacity

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