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Conquest #2-56 x 5/16" Phillips Flat Head Machine Screw - Zinc | Qty. 720,000 (Pallet) Transport Chain and Binders - Made in USA The Simpson Strong-Tie Deck-Drive™ DWP

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Conquest #2 56 x 5 16" Phillips Flat Head Machine Screw Zinc Qty. 720,000 (Pallet) Transport Chain and Binders Made in USA The Simpson Strong Tie Deck Drive™ DWP The Simpson Strong Tie Deck Drive™ DWP Trim Head Wood SS Screw is built for outdoor projects that demand long lasting performance and a clean finish G 402 swivels meet or exceed ASTM A957 and ASME B30 Available in a variety of configurations Installation:

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