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419 Series Anchor Shackles, 1 in Bail Size, 9.5 Tons, Screw Pin Shackle no-checkout Grade 70 is extremely strong

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419 Series Anchor Shackles, 1 in Bail Size, 9.5 Tons, Screw Pin Shackle no checkout Grade 70 is extremely strong Grade 70 is extremely strong for its light weight and is used primarily for load binding in the transportation industry Grade 70's high strength to weight ratio is achieved by special heat treating It resists wear because of its exceptional hardness properties or MapPro oxygen Multi flame nozzle for preheating and straightening Fits 300 series torches For MFA 12 and MFA 15 use HD 310C torch with 3 8 hose manifold if acetylene withdrawal rate exceeds 1 7 cylinder content per hour

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