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Lanyard Safety Belt - Computer Hardware Parts Online 3835, 3835, 505107, 505107, g7vv215
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| Part # | Name | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3835 | FSC APPLICATION DATA: BELT,SAFETY,INDUSTRIAL GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON FILAMENT; 0.500 IN. DIA; 5.000 FT LG; W/NO. 468 5 SNAP ON EACH END; TENSIL STRENGTH RANGE 5000 LBS TO 6400 LBS | ||
| 3835 | FSC APPLICATION DATA: BELT,SAFETY,INDUSTRIAL GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON FILAMENT; 0.500 IN. DIA; 5.000 FT LG; W/NO. 468 5 SNAP ON EACH END; TENSIL STRENGTH RANGE 5000 LBS TO 6400 LBS | ||
| 505107 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON ROPE; 1/2 IN. DIA,53 IN. LG; NOT ADJUSTABLE; TWO DOUBLE LOCK SNAPS ONE ON EACH END 5 IN. LG; 6000 LB TENSILE STRENGTH; FREE FALL LIMIT 6 FT OR LESS | ||
| 505107 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON ROPE; 1/2 IN. DIA,53 IN. LG; NOT ADJUSTABLE; TWO DOUBLE LOCK SNAPS ONE ON EACH END 5 IN. LG; 6000 LB TENSILE STRENGTH; FREE FALL LIMIT 6 FT OR LESS | ||
| g7vv215 | FSC APPLICATION DATA: BELT,SAFETY,INDUSTRIAL GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON FILAMENT; 0.500 IN. DIA; 5.000 FT LG; W/NO. 468 5 SNAP ON EACH END; TENSIL STRENGTH RANGE 5000 LBS TO 6400 LBS | ||
| g7vv215 | FSC APPLICATION DATA: BELT,SAFETY,INDUSTRIAL GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: NYLON FILAMENT; 0.500 IN. DIA; 5.000 FT LG; W/NO. 468 5 SNAP ON EACH END; TENSIL STRENGTH RANGE 5000 LBS TO 6400 LBS |
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