G-334-1/2 CROSBY PEAR SHAPED MISSING LINKS

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he Crosby G-341 1/2" (often typed as G3341/2) is a 1/2-inch hot-dip galvanized weldless pear-shaped sling link manufactured by Kito Crosby. It is primarily used as an intermediate or connecting point in wire rope and chain sling rigging configurations.

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he Crosby G-341 1/2" (often typed as G3341/2) is a 1/2-inch hot-dip galvanized weldless pear-shaped sling link manufactured by Kito Crosby. It is primarily used as an intermediate or connecting point in wire rope and chain sling rigging configurations.

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