7/32" 7x19 Galvanized Aircraft Cable - IPS | 5,000 ft. 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins Outdoor lifting and anchoring projects

Name: 7/32" 7x19 Galvanized Aircraft Cable - IPS | 5,000 ft. 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins Outdoor lifting and anchoring projects
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 83971425836
Price: 1237.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6147 (27 reviews)

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7 32" 7x19 Galvanized Aircraft Cable IPS 5,000 ft. 23 Gauge Collated Headless Micropins Outdoor lifting and anchoring projects Outdoor lifting and anchoring projects Heavy Duty TV Transport Bag for Moving and Storage Not intended for aircraft use The hot dip drawn galvanizing process provides superior corrosion resistance compared to bright steel cable while maintaining full cable strength

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