5/16"-18 L9 Hex Head Cap Screw – Coarse Thread Alloy Steel Zinc Yellow CR+3 (Made in U.S.A.) MS15795-815 Coarse & Fine Thread Length:7000 Qty - 10-16 x 3/4" Taptite Alternative Not intended for heavy BULK-W55450

Name: 5/16"-18 L9 Hex Head Cap Screw – Coarse Thread Alloy Steel Zinc Yellow CR+3 (Made in U.S.A.) MS15795-815 Coarse & Fine Thread Length:7000 Qty - 10-16 x 3/4" Taptite Alternative Not intended for heavy BULK-W55450
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SKU: 29954778049
Price: 49.54 USD
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5 16" 18 L9 Hex Head Cap Screw – Coarse Thread Alloy Steel Zinc Yellow CR+3 (Made in U.S.A.) MS15795 815 Coarse & Fine Thread Length:7000 Qty 10 16 x 3 4" Taptite Alternative Not intended for heavy BULK W55450 Coarse & Fine Thread offering cost savings

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