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#12 x 1" Quik Drive Self-Drilling X Metal Collated Screws, Zinc, Pkg 1500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws helping streamline installation while reducing

Name: #12 x 1" Quik Drive Self-Drilling X Metal Collated Screws, Zinc, Pkg 1500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws helping streamline installation while reducing
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 9073673748
Price: 142.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.684 (19 reviews)

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#12 x 1" Quik Drive Self Drilling X Metal Collated Screws, Zinc, Pkg 1500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws helping streamline installation while reducing helping streamline installation while reducing the chance of misplaced hardware on the jobsite FHSD screws eliminate the need for predrilling and deliver strong Strong Tie Quik Drive Self Drilling X Metal Screws are specifically designed for fastening steel decking to structural steel steel stitching and cold formed steel framing

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