1-1/4" x 24" Van Beest® Jaw & Jaw Galvanized Turnbuckle - G-6313 Crosby HR-1000 Heavy Lift Swivel Hoist Rings Embossed Links: Stamped with G70

Name: 1-1/4" x 24" Van Beest® Jaw & Jaw Galvanized Turnbuckle - G-6313 Crosby HR-1000 Heavy Lift Swivel Hoist Rings Embossed Links: Stamped with G70
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85313708596
Price: 424.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7614 (26 reviews)

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1 1 4" x 24" Van Beest® Jaw & Jaw Galvanized Turnbuckle G 6313 Crosby HR 1000 Heavy Lift Swivel Hoist Rings Embossed Links: Stamped with G70 Embossed Links: Stamped with G70 markings for easy verification during inspections New deck builds and structural retrofits pre installed lock nuts Certified Performance: Complies with ASTM F1145 92 (formerly FF T 791b)

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