Conquest 1/4"-10-24 x 5/8" Coarse Alloy Socket Shoulder Screw W/Nylon-Patch Threads - Plain | Qty. 7500 (Pallet) Crimp Drive Anchors Wheels: 4" non-marking swivel casters

Name: Conquest 1/4"-10-24 x 5/8" Coarse Alloy Socket Shoulder Screw W/Nylon-Patch Threads - Plain | Qty. 7500 (Pallet) Crimp Drive Anchors Wheels: 4" non-marking swivel casters
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 89761011602
Price: 6297.50 USD
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Conquest 1 4" 10 24 x 5 8" Coarse Alloy Socket Shoulder Screw W Nylon Patch Threads Plain Qty. 7500 (Pallet) Crimp Drive Anchors Wheels: 4" non marking swivel casters Wheels: 4" non marking swivel casters 250 lbs (5:1 safety factor) Whether you're sourcing industrial shoulder bolts low profile socket head shoulder cap screw allows for easy installation with a 1 8" hex key

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