2-1/4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-4153 - 42.5 Ton Carabiner Ratchet Straps Simpson Strong-Tie F08T200KDB self-drilling wire-lath

Name: 2-1/4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle | G-4153 - 42.5 Ton Carabiner Ratchet Straps Simpson Strong-Tie F08T200KDB self-drilling wire-lath
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 84395586665
Price: 587.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7929 (8 reviews)

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SKU 84395586665 · ★ 4.8

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2 1 4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Chain Shackle G 4153 42.5 Ton Carabiner Ratchet Straps Simpson Strong Tie F08T200KDB self drilling wire lath Simpson Strong Tie F08T200KDB self drilling wire lath screws with modified truss heads are engineered for attaching wire lath and metal accessories to light gauge steel framing abrasion resistant chain shackles generally offer a higher working load limit relative to their size but are best suited for direct tensioning Note: Chain shackles are not recommended for side or racking loads

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