3/4" x 14' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Wood Decking Screw Guns Subfloor installation over steel joists

Name: 3/4" x 14' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Wood Decking Screw Guns Subfloor installation over steel joists
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 92571351023
Price: 449.50 USD
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3 4" x 14' Open and Closed Swage Socket Wire Rope Sling Wood Decking Screw Guns Subfloor installation over steel joists Subfloor installation over steel joists The Simpson Strong Tie SDCF10X360 SDCF TIMBER CF screw by Simpson Strong Tie is built to meet the structural demands of mass timber construction This 3 4" wire rope sling is fitted with an open swage socket on one end and a closed swage socket on the other This swage socket sling has a working load limit of 5

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