3/8 Inch Spring Binder - Safe Working Load 5400 Lbs. - Fits 3/8 Inch G43 Chain - Pack of 2 Binder Chains | Tie Down Flexible 1-ply 2" x 22"

Name: 3/8 Inch Spring Binder - Safe Working Load 5400 Lbs. - Fits 3/8 Inch G43 Chain - Pack of 2 Binder Chains | Tie Down Flexible 1-ply 2" x 22"
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81574206401
Price: 124.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0027 (27 reviews)

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Description

3 8 Inch Spring Binder Safe Working Load 5400 Lbs. Fits 3 8 Inch G43 Chain Pack of 2 Binder Chains Tie Down Flexible 1 ply 2" x 22" Flexible 1 ply 2" x 22" High Viz tie down webbing Car Opening Manual For Auto And Heavy Truck Compression units have been used for years in railroad logistics An industrial red finish protects the units from the elements and allows for easy identification

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