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Pig tail ball head
Pig tail ball head commonly known as pig tail ball head or pig tail hook in Chinese, is a specially designed fastener mainly used in power, construction and engineering fields.Add to Inquiry -
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Pigtail Hook Bolts
There are many names for bolts, and everyone may have different names. Some people call them screws, some people call them bolts, and some people call them fasteners.Add to Inquiry -
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Cable Pole Hook
The cable hook can be used flexibly according to the root of the cable to be erected, and it can save time, labor, and effort when erecting, removing, adding, and replacing cables.Add to Inquiry -
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Hardware Pole Line Hook
According to the type of cable and the size of the outer diameter, choose the appropriate cable hook, each 1.2m ~ 1.8m(can also be limited to cable sagging) as a suspension unit, each unit accordingAdd to Inquiry
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