Crosby® Easy-Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160E - 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear Tool-Free Installation: Hinged design enables

Name: Crosby® Easy-Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160E - 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear Tool-Free Installation: Hinged design enables
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5808326263
Price: 11571.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0603 (17 reviews)

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Crosby® Easy Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle G 2160E 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear Tool Free Installation: Hinged design enables Tool Free Installation: Hinged design enables fast setup and takedown without special tools broken screws this Easy Loc wide body shackle combines advanced efficiency with industry leading strength especially in high load or critical lift environments

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