TIMCO Timber Screws Hex Flange Head Exterior Green - 6.7 x 225 Box OF 50 - 225IN Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Three stage depth stop adjustment

Name: TIMCO Timber Screws Hex Flange Head Exterior Green - 6.7 x 225 Box OF 50 - 225IN Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Three stage depth stop adjustment
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61972218614
Price: 23.75 USD
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TIMCO Timber Screws Hex Flange Head Exterior Green - 6.7 x 225 Box OF 50 - 225IN Collated - Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel Three stage depth stop adjustment

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TIMCO Timber Screws Hex Flange Head Exterior Green 6.7 x 225 Box OF 50 225IN Collated Wing Tip Screw Light Section Steel Three stage depth stop adjustment Three stage depth stop adjustment enables recesses of various depths Specially developed for light drilling screw work Box of 50 Size 6 Patented lubrication

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