Screw Pin Chain Shackle - Chicago Hardware - 1" Galvanized Steel - 8.5 Ton MBHA Masonry Hangers For off-layout or end-of-run studs

Name: Screw Pin Chain Shackle - Chicago Hardware - 1" Galvanized Steel - 8.5 Ton MBHA Masonry Hangers For off-layout or end-of-run studs
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 58863558969
Price: 62.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5094 (8 reviews)

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Screw Pin Chain Shackle Chicago Hardware 1" Galvanized Steel 8.5 Ton MBHA Masonry Hangers For off layout or end of run studs For off layout or end of run studs where a spacer bracer slot does not engage a stud landscapers Galvanized Screw Pin Chain Shackle – Built for Straight Line Lifting Strength Fully tighten the screw pin and check for secure engagement before use

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