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Big Timber CTX155 T-30#15 x 5" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type-17, Bronze, (350per Pack) PressurePro Used with portable tools for ModelNumber:220 PSI, Cold Spotter

Name: Big Timber CTX155 T-30#15 x 5" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type-17, Bronze, (350per Pack) PressurePro Used with portable tools for ModelNumber:220 PSI, Cold Spotter
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 28140265606
Price: 107.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4473 (16 reviews)

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Big Timber CTX155 T 30#15 x 5" Construction Lag Screw Knurled Shank Type 17, Bronze, (350per Pack) PressurePro Used with portable tools for ModelNumber:220 PSI, Cold Spotter Used with portable tools for easier access of workpiece Light Wire Stapler Drive: T 30 sharp threads provide maximum holding power

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