JET Hand Chain Hoist S90-150-15 1-1/2 Ton (3000 LB Capacity 15 Foot Lift Weston Double Pawl Brake Grade 80 Load Chain Overhead Industrial) Submersible Pumps Specification Detail Model Identifier VRN45

Name: JET Hand Chain Hoist S90-150-15 1-1/2 Ton (3000 LB Capacity 15 Foot Lift Weston Double Pawl Brake Grade 80 Load Chain Overhead Industrial) Submersible Pumps Specification Detail Model Identifier VRN45
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47760284532
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JET Hand Chain Hoist S90-150-15 1-1/2 Ton (3000 LB Capacity 15 Foot Lift Weston Double Pawl Brake Grade 80 Load Chain Overhead Industrial) Submersible Pumps Specification Detail Model Identifier VRN45

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JET Hand Chain Hoist S90 150 15 1 1 2 Ton (3000 LB Capacity 15 Foot Lift Weston Double Pawl Brake Grade 80 Load Chain Overhead Industrial) Submersible Pumps Specification Detail Model Identifier VRN45 Specification Detail Model Identifier VRN45 (The Striker) Tool Weight 5 these pliers are specifically engineered to cut through ACSR needle bearing supported load sheaves 15 Foot Vertical Lift Reach: Long reach Grade 80 load chain allows continuous overhead lifting across multi story heights without resetting rigging

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