Grex Power Tools P6/50-ST 23-Gauge 2-Inch Length Stainless Steel Headless Pins Mytee Lite 8070 Optimal steel tensile strength of Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Grex Power Tools P6/50-ST 23-Gauge 2-Inch Length Stainless Steel Headless Pins Mytee Lite 8070 Optimal steel tensile strength of Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 30080033632
Price: 51.97 USD
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Grex Power Tools P6 50 ST 23 Gauge 2 Inch Length Stainless Steel Headless Pins Mytee Lite 8070 Optimal steel tensile strength of Size:2 1 2 Inch Optimal steel tensile strength of brad nails allows penetration into hard woods 5 8 11 female thread Carbon content is adjusted for each pin length for optimal tensile strength Durable yet flexible collation minimizes fragmentation of pin strips

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