1/2" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain with Clevis Grab Hooks | Made in USA RCA229/68-R50 Architectural Projects: Perfect for designs

Name: 1/2" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain with Clevis Grab Hooks | Made in USA RCA229/68-R50 Architectural Projects: Perfect for designs
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 34872303096
Price: 115.00 USD
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1 2" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain with Clevis Grab Hooks Made in USA RCA229 68 R50 Architectural Projects: Perfect for designs Architectural Projects: Perfect for designs emphasizing exposed wood aesthetics without visible metal hardware Install with nails or SD structural screws as per manufacturer guidelines conforms to ASTM B633 Type II standards G70 Truck Tie Down Chain Industry Compliance

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