Stainless Steel Marine Roller Shackle For Ship Supplies on 2040-parts.com
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Stainless Steel Marine Roller Shackle For Ship Supplies
Specification :
Description :
1. This marine roller shackle is stainless steel, which belongs to ship supplies.
2. This product has two type, one is IMPA 230402, the max capacity is 3 tons. The other is IMPA 230403, the max capacity is 4 tons. Please let us know which one you'd like, or we will delivery at random.Thanks.
Package includeds :
1 X Marine Roller Shackle
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