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HILLMAN - Bore-Fast 3/16 in. D X 1-1/2 in. L Steel Pan Head Screw and Anchor 25 pc - Case of 5 [377624] 14377 Beginning as a flat disk EJD7013866
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HILLMAN Bore Fast 3 16 in. D X 1 1 2 in. L Steel Pan Head Screw and Anchor 25 pc Case of 5 [377624] 14377 Beginning as a flat disk EJD7013866 Beginning as a flat disk of 99% pure aluminum spinning on lathes this lamp provides ample lighting for reading or creating a cozy atmosphere in your favorite room Ensure your installations are secure and reliable with this set of 25 steel pan head screws and anchors Each screw measures 3 16 inches in diameter and 1 1 2 inches in length
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