ST Fastening #10 x 2-1/2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Black | Qty. 72,000 (Pallet) ITW Red Head or contact with treated lumber

Name: ST Fastening #10 x 2-1/2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Black | Qty. 72,000 (Pallet) ITW Red Head or contact with treated lumber
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 64659187553
Price: 9137.50 USD
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ST Fastening #10 x 2 1 2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw Black Qty. 72,000 (Pallet) ITW Red Head or contact with treated lumber or contact with treated lumber the Strong Drive PPHD11516B 4K PPHD Sheathing to CFS Screw is engineered to drill through panel layers and into cold formed steel (CFS) framing without pre drilling Durable Coating: Features a robust 2 Various wood substrates requiring robust fastening solutions

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