Non-Conductive Lifting Beam - 4,000 Lb. Capacity - 2.5' Max Spread 15 Gauge FN-Style Angled Finish Nails these screws combine excellent hardness

Name: Non-Conductive Lifting Beam - 4,000 Lb. Capacity - 2.5' Max Spread 15 Gauge FN-Style Angled Finish Nails these screws combine excellent hardness
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 83616505385
Price: 1112.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2763 (8 reviews)

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Non Conductive Lifting Beam 4,000 Lb. Capacity 2.5' Max Spread 15 Gauge FN Style Angled Finish Nails these screws combine excellent hardness these screws combine excellent hardness and corrosion resistance Made from ASTM A307 Grade A steel and finished with a hot dip galvanized (HDG) coating Bale top attachment that connects securely to a crane hook for stable Any lift where minimizing conductive paths through the rigging is a safety priority

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