5/8" Grab Hook & 5/8" Slip Hook Durabilt Pro-Bind Ratchet Binder - 2-Pack MIT/HIT I-Joist & SCL Hangers The forged carbon steel clevis

Name: 5/8" Grab Hook & 5/8" Slip Hook Durabilt Pro-Bind Ratchet Binder - 2-Pack MIT/HIT I-Joist & SCL Hangers The forged carbon steel clevis
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 4456157678
Price: 133.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7407 (16 reviews)

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5 8" Grab Hook & 5 8" Slip Hook Durabilt Pro Bind Ratchet Binder 2 Pack MIT HIT I Joist & SCL Hangers The forged carbon steel clevis The forged carbon steel clevis hooks feature a non cradle design that fits through flatbed trailer rub rails for fast Precision Cut Threads: Ensures smooth engagement and reliable connection To ensure the load remains secure controlled tensioning

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