3/4" x .120 15° Wire Coil Full Round Head Smooth-Shank Roofing Nail - 304 Stainless Steel - 7200 pkg PPHD Sheathing-To-CFS Screw Mechanical attachment of prepunched metal

Name: 3/4" x .120 15° Wire Coil Full Round Head Smooth-Shank Roofing Nail - 304 Stainless Steel - 7200 pkg PPHD Sheathing-To-CFS Screw Mechanical attachment of prepunched metal
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 4992522792
Price: 220.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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3 4" x .120 15° Wire Coil Full Round Head Smooth Shank Roofing Nail 304 Stainless Steel 7200 pkg PPHD Sheathing To CFS Screw Mechanical attachment of prepunched metal Mechanical attachment of prepunched metal track clean driving into wood full round head smooth shank roofing nail combines the short term benefit of increased fastening efficiency with the long term benefit of stainless steel

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