Short 19,000Kg (19.0Tonne) Eye Hook Drop Chain @630mm Grade 100 22mm 1 Leg 10.0 Tonne Chain construction Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)

Name: Short 19,000Kg (19.0Tonne) Eye Hook Drop Chain @630mm Grade 100 22mm 1 Leg 10.0 Tonne Chain construction Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 52697805115
Price: 175.28 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2133 (29 reviews)

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SKU 52697805115

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Description

Short 19,000Kg (19.0Tonne) Eye Hook Drop Chain @630mm Grade 100 22mm 1 Leg 10.0 Tonne Chain construction Size (Capacity):13mm (14000KG) construction Scaffolding etc where there is a risk of dangerous slips or falls Self Locking Eye Hook Version that automatically closes and locks under load Vat will appear on invoice for your records

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