5/8" x 12' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Stainless Steel Composite Deck Screws Simpson 304 stainless steel screw

Name: 5/8" x 12' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Stainless Steel Composite Deck Screws Simpson 304 stainless steel screw
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85864647183
Price: 307.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8478 (20 reviews)

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5 8" x 12' Closed and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Stainless Steel Composite Deck Screws Simpson 304 stainless steel screw Simpson 304 stainless steel screw shank plastic strip nails can be used for a variety of applications Deck & Outdoor Structures: Provides strong 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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