Sling Hooks with Latches - 9/32 Inch - Grade 120 - 5,200 Pound Safe Working Load GoJak Casters & Components Center diamond mirror doubles light

Name: Sling Hooks with Latches - 9/32 Inch - Grade 120 - 5,200 Pound Safe Working Load GoJak Casters & Components Center diamond mirror doubles light
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66372754242
Price: 37.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2169 (17 reviews)

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Sling Hooks with Latches 9 32 Inch Grade 120 5,200 Pound Safe Working Load GoJak Casters & Components Center diamond mirror doubles light Center diamond mirror doubles light output Certifications: SAE Class I easy rigging Hook stays attached to load even when tension is off Grade 120 heat treated alloy steel For 9 32" 3 8" or 1 2" G120 Chain Safe Working Load: 5200 lbs

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