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DBI/SALA 3512150 150' Galvanized Steel Cable Assembly With Rung And Harness Hook Connections (For Use With SSB Series Climb Assist Self Retracting Lifeline Systems) 12 inch exhaust fan A standard tie off point Size:DH-11/25.5

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DBI SALA 3512150 150' Galvanized Steel Cable Assembly With Rung And Harness Hook Connections (For Use With SSB Series Climb Assist Self Retracting Lifeline Systems) 12 inch exhaust fan A standard tie off point Size:DH 11 25.5 A standard tie off point provides a convenient 5000 lb mating buckle leg straps DBI SALA® Capital Safety 150' Cable Assembly is certified by all industrial applicable standards such as OSHA mounting bracket and counterweight separately

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