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ViewPack® Adjustable Energy Absorbing Lanyard, 4' to 6', Single-Leg, Steel Snap Hooks Reinforcement Rod Minimum Hardware Diameter: 5/8” *This Minimum WLL:120 LBs

Name: ViewPack® Adjustable Energy Absorbing Lanyard, 4' to 6', Single-Leg, Steel Snap Hooks Reinforcement Rod Minimum Hardware Diameter: 5/8” *This Minimum WLL:120 LBs
Brand: augenlaser-experten-vergleich.de
SKU: 75509882540
Price: 81.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

ViewPack® Adjustable Energy Absorbing Lanyard, 4' to 6', Single Leg, Steel Snap Hooks Reinforcement Rod Minimum Hardware Diameter: 5 8” *This Minimum WLL:120 LBs Minimum Hardware Diameter: 5 8” *This is the smallest recommended connection hardware diameter to be used for a vertical hitch This Motor Housing is for Classic Lodestar Large Frame Hoists (Model J Single leg with Steel Snap Hooks ViewPack® cover also features WrapPack label protection

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