1/2" Hot Dipped Galvanized Hex Nut, Standard | Coarse Thread 13 TPI feed-product-height-15 in 000 lbs of concrete pressure Quantity (click drop-down for price breaks):50000 staples - 8¢ each

Name: 1/2" Hot Dipped Galvanized Hex Nut, Standard | Coarse Thread 13 TPI feed-product-height-15 in 000 lbs of concrete pressure Quantity (click drop-down for price breaks):50000 staples - 8¢ each
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 27932916859
Price: 32.76 USD
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Rating: 4.1818 (16 reviews)

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1 2" Hot Dipped Galvanized Hex Nut, Standard Coarse Thread 13 TPI feed product height 15 in 000 lbs of concrete pressure Quantity (click drop down for price breaks):50000 staples 8¢ each 000 lbs of concrete pressure Height: 7 8" font weight: bold equipment repair

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