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Mathey Dearman D251-1020F 10" - 20' Double Chain Clamp (1 each jaz 110A/60% INPUT CURRENT 40% Duty

Name: Mathey Dearman D251-1020F 10" - 20' Double Chain Clamp (1 each jaz 110A/60% INPUT CURRENT 40% Duty
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 95568536093
Price: 16791.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6543 (30 reviews)

SKU 95568536093 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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Mathey Dearman D251 1020F 10" 20' Double Chain Clamp (1 each jaz 110A 60% INPUT CURRENT 40% Duty 110A 60% INPUT CURRENT 40% Duty Cycle: 61 55 3 8" Inner Diameter (25 Pack) Mathey Dearman D251 1020F 10" 20' Double Chain Clamp (1 each) This Mathey Dearman Double Chain Clamp is a heavy duty vessel clamp designed for alignment and reforming of pipes and vessels up to 20' (6M) with Schedule 80 wall thickness

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