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Stud Boy Square Backer Plates Stud Boy Sq Bkr 5/16x24s on 2040-parts.com

US $20.62
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Northbrook, Illinois, United States

Northbrook, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:Stud Boy Manufacturer Part Number:2017-P1

Stud Boy Square Backer Plates Sq Bkr 5/16x24s 2017-p1


Stud boy sq bkr 5/16x24s 1. 125\" size for superior support. 090\" thick high-strength, heat-treated steel. 125\" thick aluminum for strength and durability two sizes to cover all applications: 7mm and 5/16\" (use 7mm for 1/4\"-20 studs) plates measure 1. 125\" square domed-plate profile gives greater \"effective stud height\" and strength available in steel or aluminum

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