WH5050-12

Name: WH5050-12
Brand: G.T. Factors

G.T. Factors

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Wire Hook 50mm 5000Kgs to fit onto 25mm diameter bar The WH5050-12 is a specially designed large wire claw hook designed for 50mm webbing that allows it to fit on to larger attachment points . The length of the hook is 125mm and the diameter of the hook will allow it to fit on to a 28mm bar. The wire hook is used in the manufacture of cargo securing equipment where standard hooks cannot fit, the hook is manufactured by GTF® in its wholly owned factory in Noida, India (www.gtcfi.com). The hook is made from boron alloy steel which gives it extra strength and durability. It has a breaking strengt

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as G.T. FACTORS LIMITED, number 02091081. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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