Conquest 1-3/4" Grade C NU Heavy Nylon Insert Locknut - Plain | Qty. 10 (Carton) Truss Head Stainless Steel Screws Length: 30 feet - ideal

Name: Conquest 1-3/4" Grade C NU Heavy Nylon Insert Locknut - Plain | Qty. 10 (Carton) Truss Head Stainless Steel Screws Length: 30 feet - ideal
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68485618710
Price: 136.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3339 (17 reviews)

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Conquest 1 3 4" Grade C NU Heavy Nylon Insert Locknut Plain Qty. 10 (Carton) Truss Head Stainless Steel Screws Length: 30 feet ideal Length: 30 feet ideal for long range or offset recovery jobs The Simpson CCQ68SDS2 Coarse Threads: Easy to install and ideal for general purpose structural applications Structural bolting where movement and vibration occur

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