7/8" 19x19 Compacted Rotation-Resistant Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 1,000 Feet PRS-5 Red Endless Round Slings resulting in higher break strength

Name: 7/8" 19x19 Compacted Rotation-Resistant Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 1,000 Feet PRS-5 Red Endless Round Slings resulting in higher break strength
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47870814913
Price: 4247.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3465 (26 reviews)

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7 8" 19x19 Compacted Rotation Resistant Wire Rope EIPS IWRC 1,000 Feet PRS 5 Red Endless Round Slings resulting in higher break strength resulting in higher break strength and improved lifting performance Chain Compatibility: Fits 5 8" single leg and 1 2" double leg Grade 100 chain Excellent flexibility for easier handling and operation View Product Safety Warnings

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