Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 15,000 lb. Capacity | 15' to 20' Spread Fall Protection Carabiners Domestic 1/2" x 4' Bridle

Name: Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 15,000 lb. Capacity | 15' to 20' Spread Fall Protection Carabiners Domestic 1/2" x 4' Bridle
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64177022427
Price: 3972.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.804600000000001 (8 reviews)

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Description

Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam 15,000 lb. Capacity 15' to 20' Spread Fall Protection Carabiners Domestic 1 2" x 4' Bridle Domestic 1 2" x 4' Bridle Wire Rope Sling 4 Leg Versatile Grab Hook: Connects to mounted D rings and other suitable anchor points Key Features Balancing loads with an off center center of gravity that a fixed lifting point can't handle well

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