Crosby® Easy-Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160E - 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear the Simpson Strong-Tie T12300HDUC Self-Drilling

Name: Crosby® Easy-Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160E - 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear the Simpson Strong-Tie T12300HDUC Self-Drilling
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 5808326263
Price: 11571.00 USD
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Crosby® Easy-Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle | G-2160E - 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear the Simpson Strong-Tie T12300HDUC Self-Drilling

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Crosby® Easy Loc Bolt Type Wide Body Shackle G 2160E 300 Ton Safety Harnesses & Body Wear the Simpson Strong Tie T12300HDUC Self Drilling the Simpson Strong Tie T12300HDUC Self Drilling Hex Washer Head Screws in 316 stainless steel offer unmatched corrosion resistance for demanding applications Flat eye at each end Designed for large scale and critical lifting operations Synthetic and wire rope sling systems

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