Mathey Dearman D251-1012FSS 10" - 12' Stainless Steel Double Chain Clamp (1 each cup-brush Patent-Pending Anti-Seize™ tip diffuser thread

Name: Mathey Dearman D251-1012FSS 10" - 12' Stainless Steel Double Chain Clamp (1 each cup-brush Patent-Pending Anti-Seize™ tip diffuser thread
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72411558375
Price: 18390.92 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3339 (5 reviews)

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Description

Mathey Dearman D251 1012FSS 10" 12' Stainless Steel Double Chain Clamp (1 each cup brush Patent Pending Anti Seize™ tip diffuser thread Patent Pending Anti Seize™ tip diffuser thread design reduces tip and diffuser seizing Compact and lightweight Great for tight spaces this clamp can not be modified for stainless steel or other specialty alloy applications Material Type: 42

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