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    Home mechanical clamp lifter stone kerb clamps Stone Kerb Clamp ASKC200
    Stone Kerb Clamp
    Stone Kerb Clamp ASKC200
    Stone Kerb Clamp ASKC200
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    Stone Kerb Clamp

    Stone Kerb Clamp

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    Stone Kerb Clamp - ASKC200


    General

    This two-man block clamp is suitable for a large range of handling applications, such as lifting/handling concrete and granite kerb stone as used in road construction or for heavy building blocks.  The center chain can be attached to machines for heavy lifting.

    Features

    • Powder-coated frame to resist corrosion and rust

    • Tilting pads ensure maximum grip

    Specifications


     
    Imperial
    Grip range0 - 10 1/4"
    Working load limit441 lb
    Net weight51 lb
    Gross weight53 lb
    Packaging dimensions33 7/8" x 15 3/8" x 8 1/4"

    Stone Kerb Clamp product demonstration video thumbnail - Watch tutorial on YouTube

    Stone Kerb Clamp

    Watch our comprehensive product demonstration video showing how to use Stone Kerb Clamp . Learn about key features, benefits, and setup instructions.

    Watch full tutorial on YouTube
    Stone Kerb Clamp product demonstration video thumbnail - Watch tutorial on YouTube

    Stone Kerb Clamp

    Watch our comprehensive product demonstration video showing how to use Stone Kerb Clamp . Learn about key features, benefits, and setup instructions.

    Watch full tutorial on YouTube

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