Big Timber CTX176 T-40#17 x 6" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type-17, Bronze, (250per Pack) Strecth Film Made with Carbide Steel to Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Big Timber CTX176 T-40#17 x 6" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type-17, Bronze, (250per Pack) Strecth Film Made with Carbide Steel to Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 74245217253
Price: 130.53 USD
Availability: InStock
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Big Timber CTX176 T 40#17 x 6" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type 17, Bronze, (250per Pack) Strecth Film Made with Carbide Steel to Size:2 1 2 Inch Made with Carbide Steel to Hold up in Demanding Applications Built for durability and strength cut cleanly and easily these screws are stronger & more durable than ordinary lag screws

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