1/2" x 14" Conquest A307 Grade A Hex Bolt w/6" Thread - Plain, Pkg 55 RCA227/54-R65 Architectural projects requiring hidden structural

Name: 1/2" x 14" Conquest A307 Grade A Hex Bolt w/6" Thread - Plain, Pkg 55 RCA227/54-R65 Architectural projects requiring hidden structural
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70558685534
Price: 139.99 USD
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1 2" x 14" Conquest A307 Grade A Hex Bolt w 6" Thread Plain, Pkg 55 RCA227 54 R65 Architectural projects requiring hidden structural Architectural projects requiring hidden structural hardware finding application in diverse scenarios low strength applications such as securing wood to wood or wood to metal connections A307 Grade A Carbon Steel: Manufactured to meet ASTM A307 specs for general purpose

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