Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 15,000 lb. Capacity | 10' to 15' Spread Vertical Lifting Clamps and directional control in industrial

Name: Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam | 15,000 lb. Capacity | 10' to 15' Spread Vertical Lifting Clamps and directional control in industrial
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73189397239
Price: 3212.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.732600000000001 (20 reviews)

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Low Headroom Adjustable Lifting Beam 15,000 lb. Capacity 10' to 15' Spread Vertical Lifting Clamps and directional control in industrial and directional control in industrial and agricultural environments finished appearance for exposed applications like decks Key Features Balancing loads with an off center center of gravity that a fixed lifting point can't handle well

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