Simpson Strong-Tie HWP612 High Wind Uplift Purlin Hanger - Gray Paint, Made to Order Non-Returnable Rod Hanger Masonry Screws conduit clamps

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie HWP612 High Wind Uplift Purlin Hanger - Gray Paint, Made to Order Non-Returnable Rod Hanger Masonry Screws conduit clamps
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5776321369
Price: 38.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1638 (9 reviews)

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Description

Simpson Strong Tie HWP612 High Wind Uplift Purlin Hanger Gray Paint, Made to Order Non Returnable Rod Hanger Masonry Screws conduit clamps conduit clamps Versatile Applications: Suitable for connecting threaded rods and anchor bolts in various construction projects Applications: Weldable Top Flange: Can be welded to steel headers using 1 1 2 inch long fillet welds on each side

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