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Crosby® 3 4" Regular Swivel G 402 BlackLine Ratchet Straps for high strength Grade 100 lifting for high strength Grade 100 lifting operations Thick rubber core offers serious stretch and high tension control Connection Style: Eye to eye swivel for straight line alignment Material: Quenched and tempered steel construction
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Crosby® 3/4" Regular Swivel - G-402 BlackLine Ratchet Straps for high-strength Grade 100 lifting

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