5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook Static Strength of 20KN Commonly used on Roofs

Name: 5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook Static Strength of 20KN Commonly used on Roofs
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 64857747426
Price: 138.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (26 reviews)

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5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook Static Strength of 20KN Commonly used on Roofs

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5300Kg (5.3Tonne) 13mm Single Leg Chain Grade 80 Hook Selection:Self Locking Safety Hook Static Strength of 20KN Commonly used on Roofs Static Strength of 20KN 5 hoisting height are standard stock items Swivel Self Locking Safety Hook (with Bearing) If you require a really short Swivel chain in this capacity why not try our Short "stuck for headroom" Swivel Chain

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