8mm Tie Down Chain Single (40KN-4000kg) Steel Plate Clamp CR250V: Steel Cable Retractor Self Commonly used on Roofs

Name: 8mm Tie Down Chain Single (40KN-4000kg) Steel Plate Clamp CR250V: Steel Cable Retractor Self Commonly used on Roofs
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 87958104103
Price: 86.10 USD
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8mm Tie Down Chain Single (40KN-4000kg) Steel Plate Clamp CR250V: Steel Cable Retractor Self Commonly used on Roofs

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8mm Tie Down Chain Single (40KN 4000kg) Steel Plate Clamp CR250V: Steel Cable Retractor Self Commonly used on Roofs CR250V: Steel Cable Retractor Self Locking Device 63KN (6300kg) capacity per chain (12 Most customers with Small Plant Trailers require this length Returns: This is a Non Standard Stock Product: Please read the returns section below and ensure your requirements regarding hooks and length is correct before you order

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