Rize RWC3 X 10 Ft 45 Degree Eyelet Cable
Features the exclusive Rize RWC3 cable, rated at 150 pounds load, with eyelets preinstalled. For quick and secure hanging of light panels, or other overhead items with grid clip anchor points available.
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Features the exclusive Rize RWC3 cable, rated at 150 pounds load, with eyelets preinstalled. For quick and secure hanging of light panels, or other overhead items with grid clip anchor points available.
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