Simpson Strong-Tie 0.315" x 13" SDCFC Timber-CFC Cylinder Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 30 Flags Banners & Signs break strength webbing that resists

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 0.315" x 13" SDCFC Timber-CFC Cylinder Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 30 Flags Banners & Signs break strength webbing that resists
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 5942486702
Price: 177.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7515 (11 reviews)

SKU 5942486702 ★ 4.8

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Simpson Strong Tie 0.315" x 13" SDCFC Timber CFC Cylinder Head Screw E Coat, Black, Qty. 30 Flags Banners & Signs break strength webbing that resists break strength webbing that resists stretch and absorbs shock under load Material: Heat treated alloy steel Fully Threaded Design: Offers uniform load distribution and high withdrawal resistance Crafted from high strength carbon steel with a double barrier coating

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