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Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 3/4" Strong-Drive Self-Drilling Metal Screw, Hex-Washer Head - Clear Zinc, Qty. 5,000 Collated Cement Board Screws Self-Drilling Point: Eliminates the need

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Simpson Strong Tie #10 x 3 4" Strong Drive Self Drilling Metal Screw, Hex Washer Head Clear Zinc, Qty. 5,000 Collated Cement Board Screws Self Drilling Point: Eliminates the need Self Drilling Point: Eliminates the need for pre drilling by cutting directly into metal substrates for faster installation Low torque threads – Up to 35% more screws driven per battery charge steel stitching in side lap configuration Drill point

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