4-3/4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Anchor Shackle | P-6036 - 200 Ton Wheel Bonnets & Basket Straps supporting smooth sheave performance under

Name: 4-3/4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Anchor Shackle | P-6036 - 200 Ton Wheel Bonnets & Basket Straps supporting smooth sheave performance under
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71421212366
Price: 4972.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5229 (20 reviews)

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SKU 71421212366

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Description

4 3 4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Anchor Shackle P 6036 200 Ton Wheel Bonnets & Basket Straps supporting smooth sheave performance under supporting smooth sheave performance under load concealed support for wood joists in deck construction while the bolt type closure prevents pin rotation under load Heavy lifting and rigging operations

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