Tapcon 1/4" x 2-1/4" Concrete Screw, Phillips Flat - 410 Stainless Steel | Qty. 500 (Carton) Airplane Tie Downs Van Beest Jaw and Jaw

Name: Tapcon 1/4" x 2-1/4" Concrete Screw, Phillips Flat - 410 Stainless Steel | Qty. 500 (Carton) Airplane Tie Downs Van Beest Jaw and Jaw
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 45066134685
Price: 339.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0729 (24 reviews)

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Tapcon 1 4" x 2 1 4" Concrete Screw, Phillips Flat 410 Stainless Steel Qty. 500 (Carton) Airplane Tie Downs Van Beest Jaw and Jaw Van Beest Jaw and Jaw Turnbuckles are built for jobs where safety and strength are essential minimum test synthetic rope borders the net with 4 3 4" snap hooks spaced every 4 feet and staggered for modular connection These screws are commonly used for securing electrical boxes Key Features:

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