Clevis Skip Hook Grade 80/100 for 13mm Skip Lifting Chains Size (Grade - Capacity):13mm (Grade 100 - 6.7Tonne) Total Effective Working Length = Commonly used on Roofs

Name: Clevis Skip Hook Grade 80/100 for 13mm Skip Lifting Chains Size (Grade - Capacity):13mm (Grade 100 - 6.7Tonne) Total Effective Working Length = Commonly used on Roofs
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SKU: 51474588917
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Clevis Skip Hook Grade 80/100 for 13mm Skip Lifting Chains Size (Grade - Capacity):13mm (Grade 100 - 6.7Tonne) Total Effective Working Length = Commonly used on Roofs

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Clevis Skip Hook Grade 80 100 for 13mm Skip Lifting Chains Size (Grade Capacity):13mm (Grade 100 6.7Tonne) Total Effective Working Length = Commonly used on Roofs Total Effective Working Length = 610mm (Self Locking Eye Hook Version) Swivel Self Locking Safety Hook 680mm CE Approved from trusted European Manufacturers Your receipt will show VAT for your records

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