1" x 10' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Truss/Rafter Fastening Systems Suitable for operating temperatures ranging

Name: 1" x 10' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Truss/Rafter Fastening Systems Suitable for operating temperatures ranging
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61561990042
Price: 759.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4851 (9 reviews)

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1" x 10' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Truss Rafter Fastening Systems Suitable for operating temperatures ranging Suitable for operating temperatures ranging from 40°F to 400°F or add it to a wall system to organize gear and tools Shop our full selection of rigging supplies and hardware Designed for lifting and rigging applications that benefit from different connection styles at each end

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