Keeper 1"X 14' Extreme Webbing™ Cut-Resistant Combat Ratchet Tie-Down Hand Drills & Accessories long nose design with cutting Color:BLACK

Name: Keeper 1"X 14' Extreme Webbing™ Cut-Resistant Combat Ratchet Tie-Down Hand Drills & Accessories long nose design with cutting Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74512596403
Price: 38.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3861 (20 reviews)

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SKU 74512596403

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Description

Keeper 1"X 14' Extreme Webbing™ Cut Resistant Combat Ratchet Tie Down Hand Drills & Accessories long nose design with cutting Color:BLACK long nose design with cutting knives at hinge Used to secure the position of rebar during concrete pouring the tough reach for the Keeper Combat Ratchet Tie Down wide Extreme Webbing is more abrasion and cut resistant than other tie downs

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