Bulk 1/4-20 Phillips Pan Thread Cutting Screw Type F, Steel, Black Zinc and Bake Finish DIN 982 Upgrade your projects with our Length:40 Qty - M22-1.50 x 140mm (PT) Winter Gloves BULK-W51006 these fasteners are built

Name: Bulk 1/4-20 Phillips Pan Thread Cutting Screw Type F, Steel, Black Zinc and Bake Finish DIN 982 Upgrade your projects with our Length:40 Qty - M22-1.50 x 140mm (PT) Winter Gloves BULK-W51006 these fasteners are built
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SKU: 10164240574
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Bulk 1 4 20 Phillips Pan Thread Cutting Screw Type F, Steel, Black Zinc and Bake Finish DIN 982 Upgrade your projects with our Length:40 Qty M22 1.50 x 140mm (PT) Winter Gloves BULK W51006 these fasteners are built Upgrade your projects with our M8 1 Origin: Manufactured in Taiwan with full lot traceability

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