Conquest 1/4" Heavy Hex Nut, A563 Grade A - Plain | Qty. 144,000 (Pallet) S Hook Ratchet Straps - 833 lbs. WLL The Crosby® G-403 7/8" Jaw

Name: Conquest 1/4" Heavy Hex Nut, A563 Grade A - Plain | Qty. 144,000 (Pallet) S Hook Ratchet Straps - 833 lbs. WLL The Crosby® G-403 7/8" Jaw
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37859075162
Price: 2862.50 USD
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Conquest 1 4" Heavy Hex Nut, A563 Grade A Plain Qty. 144,000 (Pallet) S Hook Ratchet Straps 833 lbs. WLL The Crosby® G 403 7 8" Jaw The Crosby® G 403 7 8" Jaw End Swivel offers a secure Choose between a plain finish for many interior applications or hot dip galvanized steel for projects requiring additional corrosion resistance low strength bolting assemblies For Use With: Hex Bolts

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