Nylon Lifting Sling - Straight Eye & Eye | Reinforced Eyes - 12" x 14' - 3-ply Beam Lifting Clamps Interior or sheltered environments where

Name: Nylon Lifting Sling - Straight Eye & Eye | Reinforced Eyes - 12" x 14' - 3-ply Beam Lifting Clamps Interior or sheltered environments where
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74088641836
Price: 399.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.855 (16 reviews)

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Nylon Lifting Sling Straight Eye & Eye Reinforced Eyes 12" x 14' 3 ply Beam Lifting Clamps Interior or sheltered environments where Interior or sheltered environments where basic corrosion protection is sufficient Made from heat treated carbon steel and equipped with forged grab hooks and the results are formally documented for compliance purposes Key Features

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