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9 32" Pewag Grade 120 Drum 800 Feet Per Drum Blue Tapcon Screws efficient storage system efficient storage system Fabricated from hardened carbon steel with a corrosion resistant zinc coating 50% Stronger than Grade 80: Higher capacity with reduced weight 6:1 Design Factor: Greater safety margin compared to standard chain grades
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9/32" Pewag Grade 120 Drum - 800 Feet Per Drum Blue Tapcon Screws efficient storage system

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