2H Heavy Hex Nut - 1-8 - Med. Carbon Steel - Plain - UNC - ASTM A194, SA 194 - 40 Pk - BBI 314300 Heat Gun Accessory Fits all Milwaukee Heat Guns 51-116016U-5RY

Name: 2H Heavy Hex Nut - 1-8 - Med. Carbon Steel - Plain - UNC - ASTM A194, SA 194 - 40 Pk - BBI 314300 Heat Gun Accessory Fits all Milwaukee Heat Guns 51-116016U-5RY
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SKU: 55181344154
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2H Heavy Hex Nut 1 8 Med. Carbon Steel Plain UNC ASTM A194, SA 194 40 Pk BBI 314300 Heat Gun Accessory Fits all Milwaukee Heat Guns 51 116016U 5RY Fits all Milwaukee Heat Guns Qty Price 1 2 $ 254 Heavy Hex Nuts are typically used for large diameter and high strength bolts and have a greater resistance to expansion or stretching for long lasting reliability Fasteners are designed to be driven by wrench or pneumatic tools for ease of installation

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