14' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling - Polyester | 66,000 lbs. Capacity Crosby® S-1317 Shur Loc Clevis Hooks Drill point tip penetrates 22

Name: 14' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling - Polyester | 66,000 lbs. Capacity Crosby® S-1317 Shur Loc Clevis Hooks Drill point tip penetrates 22
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68930044885
Price: 389.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.351 (30 reviews)

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14' Domestic Eye & Eye Round Sling Polyester 66,000 lbs. Capacity Crosby® S 1317 Shur Loc Clevis Hooks Drill point tip penetrates 22 Drill point tip penetrates 22 to 18 gauge steel without predrilling Simpson Strong Tie introduces the DBR spacer bracers for cold formed steel construction View Product Safety Warnings Works for major structural lifts where two fixed eyes simplify hookup

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