1/4" x 2' 3-Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Eye Hooks Crosby® G-2140E Bolt Type Easy-Loc Shackles The superior plug fastening system

Name: 1/4" x 2' 3-Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Eye Hooks Crosby® G-2140E Bolt Type Easy-Loc Shackles The superior plug fastening system
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 18506537482
Price: 102.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6372 (7 reviews)

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1 4" x 2' 3 Leg Wire Rope Bridle Sling with Eye Hooks Crosby® G 2140E Bolt Type Easy Loc Shackles The superior plug fastening system The superior plug fastening system is compatible with an array of PVC decking and trim materials Select the appropriate nail size based on your specific application requirements manufacturer instructions Latched Carbon Steel Eye Hooks: Eye hoist hooks accommodate a variety of attachment points and include latches designed to help prevent accidental disconnection

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