1/2" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 5,000' Coil - Domestic Grade 80 Rigging Hooks Non-Returnable: Not eligible for return

Name: 1/2" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope - EIPS IWRC | 5,000' Coil - Domestic Grade 80 Rigging Hooks Non-Returnable: Not eligible for return
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81168090257
Price: 13012.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2889 (12 reviews)

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1 2" 6x37 Bright Wire Rope EIPS IWRC 5,000' Coil Domestic Grade 80 Rigging Hooks Non Returnable: Not eligible for return Non Returnable: Not eligible for return due to safety and regulatory guidelines helping reduce condensation that can lead to mold or structural issues Follow applicable industry standards and manufacturer recommendations for handling and installation Engineered for high cycle applications

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