Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam - 4,000 Lb. Capacity - 4' Max Spread 10" Type 3 Flat Eye & Eye Slings so you're not piecing together

Name: Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam - 4,000 Lb. Capacity - 4' Max Spread 10" Type 3 Flat Eye & Eye Slings so you're not piecing together
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59052859657
Price: 847.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.36 (23 reviews)

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SKU 59052859657

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Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam 4,000 Lb. Capacity 4' Max Spread 10" Type 3 Flat Eye & Eye Slings so you're not piecing together so you're not piecing together signage load by load The cure time is a maximum of 3 hours depending on the climate Low headroom design: Built to maximize usable lifting capacity in confined overhead spaces Shackles included

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