Bordo 1/2" x 20 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die zinc alloy furniture hex drive head insert nut kit fastners hardware industrial supplies High-Speed Steel (HSS) construction for 11102

Name: Bordo 1/2" x 20 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die zinc alloy furniture hex drive head insert nut kit fastners hardware industrial supplies High-Speed Steel (HSS) construction for 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41125851519
Price: 57.56 USD
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Bordo 1 2" x 20 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die zinc alloy furniture hex drive head insert nut kit fastners hardware industrial supplies High Speed Steel (HSS) construction for 11102 High Speed Steel (HSS) construction for long lasting sharpness and durability RP5001 H12 M8 (3 8 x 1 4) and non ferrous metals The Bordo 1 2" x 20 UNF Chrome Button Die is designed for producing or restoring fine pitch Unified National Fine (UNF) external threads

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