ST Fastening #12 x 3" Self-Drilling ZXL Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Cupped Washer Head - Burgundy | Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) 4" Heavy-Duty BlackLine Ratchet Straps Material and Finish: Made from

Name: ST Fastening #12 x 3" Self-Drilling ZXL Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Cupped Washer Head - Burgundy | Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) 4" Heavy-Duty BlackLine Ratchet Straps Material and Finish: Made from
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 94490188170
Price: 9537.50 USD
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ST Fastening #12 x 3" Self Drilling ZXL Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Cupped Washer Head Burgundy Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) 4" Heavy Duty BlackLine Ratchet Straps Material and Finish: Made from Material and Finish: Made from Steel for durability and completed with a Hot Dip Galvanized finish Designed to handle multi directional loads with confidence Key Features: grain storage facilities

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