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Stud Boy Power Point Carbide Push-through Studs 1.875in. Stud Length 2350-p3 on 2040-parts.com

US $222.46
Location:

New Richmond, Wisconsin, United States

New Richmond, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Brand:Stud Boy Size:1.875in. Stud Length Manufacturer Part Number:2350-P3 Disclaimer:Stock Images Used - Verify Using Title and Part Number UPC:Does Not Apply

Stud Boy Power Point Carbide Push-Through Studs 1.875in. Stud Length 2350-P3 $249.95 - Sale:$222.46
  • Easy installation and great performance
  • 60 deg. carbide point for superior penetration and durability
  • Heat-treated for high strength and wear resistance
  • Large 1in. head size ensures stud will not pull through
  • 5/16in. - 24 thread size
  • All packages include studs and locknuts; kits include studs, locknuts and aluminum power plate backer
  • All packages with 1.375in. and taller studs include Power Tower locknuts
  • Thin penetration profile ensures good traction

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