Conquest 3/8" x 5/8" A307 Grade A Fully Threaded Hex Bolt - Plain | Qty. 1,200 (Carton) Sleeve Anchors Optimized for shear and tensile

Name: Conquest 3/8" x 5/8" A307 Grade A Fully Threaded Hex Bolt - Plain | Qty. 1,200 (Carton) Sleeve Anchors Optimized for shear and tensile
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76548046972
Price: 127.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.117 (5 reviews)

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Conquest 3 8" x 5 8" A307 Grade A Fully Threaded Hex Bolt Plain Qty. 1,200 (Carton) Sleeve Anchors Optimized for shear and tensile Optimized for shear and tensile strength in structural applications The Simpson ECCLR444HDG 4x4x4 End Column Cap Right Direction Hot Dip Galvanized enhances the strength and stability of your construction projects Key Features: Versatile Use: Ideal for wood to wood

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