Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam - 1,000 lb Capacity - 8' Max Spread Underlayment & Subfloor Screws unlike traditional top-latch or trigger-style

Name: Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam - 1,000 lb Capacity - 8' Max Spread Underlayment & Subfloor Screws unlike traditional top-latch or trigger-style
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94484620798
Price: 837.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5787 (30 reviews)

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SKU 94484620798

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Description

Adjustable Length Economy Lifting Beam 1,000 lb Capacity 8' Max Spread Underlayment & Subfloor Screws unlike traditional top latch or trigger style unlike traditional top latch or trigger style mechanisms incremental tension adjustments Low headroom design: Built to maximize usable lifting capacity in confined overhead spaces Shackles included

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