FallTech 3' Shock-Absorbing Lanyard with Trailing 5/8" Rope Grab | 8368 KWB SubAs. W/ Shorteners - G100 Adjustable length: 85" to 96"

Name: FallTech 3' Shock-Absorbing Lanyard with Trailing 5/8" Rope Grab | 8368 KWB SubAs. W/ Shorteners - G100 Adjustable length: 85" to 96"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43962365105
Price: 124.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7011 (28 reviews)

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SKU 43962365105

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Description

FallTech 3' Shock Absorbing Lanyard with Trailing 5 8" Rope Grab 8368 KWB SubAs. W Shorteners G100 Adjustable length: 85" to 96" Adjustable length: 85" to 96" A twin leg alignment clip and swivel eye connectors round out this lifeline’s jobsite versatility allowing movement up and down the rope while staying ready to arrest a fall Rope Grab: Alloy steel trailing rope adjuster for 5 8" synthetic lifelines

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