1" x 18' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling 15 Degree Wire Weld Coil Fencing/Siding Nails with a 6-lobe bit included

Name: 1" x 18' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling 15 Degree Wire Weld Coil Fencing/Siding Nails with a 6-lobe bit included
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 83455617442
Price: 634.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3438 (28 reviews)

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1" x 18' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling 15 Degree Wire Weld Coil Fencing Siding Nails with a 6 lobe bit included with a 6 lobe bit included in the packaging 1 2" x 4' Spelter Socket Wire Rope Sling Closed Socket & Closed Socket Shop our full selection of rigging supplies and hardware Swage sockets can offer improved fatigue resistance where the wire rope and socket meet

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