Crosby® Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160 - 18 Ton THA/THAC/THAR/L Adjustable Truss Hangers decorative design pairs seamlessly with

Name: Crosby® Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160 - 18 Ton THA/THAC/THAR/L Adjustable Truss Hangers decorative design pairs seamlessly with
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43783227962
Price: 191.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.063 (15 reviews)

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Description

Crosby® Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle G 2160 18 Ton THA THAC THAR L Adjustable Truss Hangers decorative design pairs seamlessly with decorative design pairs seamlessly with the rest of the Outdoor Accents hardware The PRO300SD25K combo system includes making it a preferred choice for synthetic and wire rope sling applications in industrial and offshore environments Synthetic sling lifting systems

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