Rust-free France-based Lasttec Sarl has won FLT chains

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FB Chain, the UK subsidiary of Sweden’s Addtech AB, is offering a range of corrosion resistant leaf chain for materials handling applications that it claims will remain rust free for at least six years in typical applications.

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