ST Fastening #17 x 1-1/2" Tapping Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Polar White - Pkg 250 Twisted Snap Hook Ratchet Straps - 3333 lbs. WLL Wood-to-metal and metal-to-metal fastening

Name: ST Fastening #17 x 1-1/2" Tapping Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Polar White - Pkg 250 Twisted Snap Hook Ratchet Straps - 3333 lbs. WLL Wood-to-metal and metal-to-metal fastening
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SKU: 61034301374
Price: 102.00 USD
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ST Fastening #17 x 1 1 2" Tapping Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw Polar White Pkg 250 Twisted Snap Hook Ratchet Straps 3333 lbs. WLL Wood to metal and metal to metal fastening Wood to metal and metal to metal fastening and comply with building codes Sharp Tapping Tip: Effortlessly penetrates steel surfaces without the need for pre drilling reliability

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