1-3/8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-4153 - 13.5 Ton SSC/LSSC/MSSC Steel Stud Connectors Position top plate splices over

Name: 1-3/8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-4153 - 13.5 Ton SSC/LSSC/MSSC Steel Stud Connectors Position top plate splices over
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56879648781
Price: 102.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0729 (23 reviews)

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Description

1 3 8" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle G 4153 13.5 Ton SSC LSSC MSSC Steel Stud Connectors Position top plate splices over Position top plate splices over studs for maximum structural performance stable hold not angular or racking loads Double Safety Design: Equipped with both a safety bolt and a split pin to prevent accidental pin rotation

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