1/4" x 14' Closed and Closed Spelter Socket Wire Rope Sling Strut Channel with Holes Reliable Expansion Mechanism: Delivers secure

Name: 1/4" x 14' Closed and Closed Spelter Socket Wire Rope Sling Strut Channel with Holes Reliable Expansion Mechanism: Delivers secure
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 36466816320
Price: 234.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2511 (11 reviews)

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1 4" x 14' Closed and Closed Spelter Socket Wire Rope Sling Strut Channel with Holes Reliable Expansion Mechanism: Delivers secure Reliable Expansion Mechanism: Delivers secure The Simpson ECCQ7 For a different look at socket sling configurations and to find the setup that best fits your lifting needs while the closed eye configuration provides an attachment point for compatible pins or bolts

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