1/4" 7x19 Stainless Steel Aircraft Cable - Type 304 | 2,500 ft. DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Quick Install: Includes Simpson Strong-Drive

Name: 1/4" 7x19 Stainless Steel Aircraft Cable - Type 304 | 2,500 ft. DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Quick Install: Includes Simpson Strong-Drive
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 88587801891
Price: 1362.50 USD
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1 4" 7x19 Stainless Steel Aircraft Cable Type 304 2,500 ft. DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Quick Install: Includes Simpson Strong Drive Quick Install: Includes Simpson Strong Drive SDS screws for quick and easy installation while meeting capacity requirements Signal Violet Finish: Enhances visibility and simplifies safety checks on the jobsite Manufactured from Type 304 stainless steel Standards Compliant: Meets Federal Specification RR W 410 and ASTM A1023 dimensional and strength requirements

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