ITW Teks Drill Point Screw - #12-14 x 1" - Hex Head - Pkg of 400 - 21341 Partitions LIGHTWEIGHT AEROSOL LINE STRIPERS 51-116016U-5RY

Name: ITW Teks Drill Point Screw - #12-14 x 1" - Hex Head - Pkg of 400 - 21341 Partitions LIGHTWEIGHT AEROSOL LINE STRIPERS 51-116016U-5RY
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SKU: 90974417270
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ITW Teks Drill Point Screw #12 14 x 1" Hex Head Pkg of 400 21341 Partitions LIGHTWEIGHT AEROSOL LINE STRIPERS 51 116016U 5RY LIGHTWEIGHT AEROSOL LINE STRIPERS Durably constructed of galvanized iron to provide maximum corrosion resistance and long lasting durability Drill Point Screw #12 14 x 1" Hex Head Pkg of 400 21341Teks #12 x 1 in Zinc Plated Steel Hex Head Self Tapping Drill Point Screws provide secure metal to metal fastening and strong holding power without the need to pre drill

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