Notch 1/2" 13mm SMALL, 5/8" 16mm MEDIUM, 3/4" 19mm LARGE - Rigging Impact Block Pulley Sizes:1/2" (13mm) SMALL 55352 High impact Polyamide material 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03

Name: Notch 1/2" 13mm SMALL, 5/8" 16mm MEDIUM, 3/4" 19mm LARGE - Rigging Impact Block Pulley Sizes:1/2" (13mm) SMALL 55352 High impact Polyamide material 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03
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SKU: 48416744063
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Notch 1 2" 13mm SMALL, 5 8" 16mm MEDIUM, 3 4" 19mm LARGE Rigging Impact Block Pulley Sizes:1 2" (13mm) SMALL 55352 High impact Polyamide material 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03 High impact Polyamide material reducing downtime and allowing you to customise work areas and set temporary stay out zones Features 6 spliced 8" pockets Only designated for use in choked configuration

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