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40 Zinc Plated Steel 7/16" Self Eject .550" Dzus, 40 Plates, Springs, on 2040-parts.com

US $170.80
Location:

Springfield, Illinois, United States

Springfield, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:1/4 TURN FASTENERS Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:1/4 TURN FASTENERS Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:PLATED STEEL Part Brand:FASTENERS

40 ZINC PLATED STEEL SELF EJECT DZUS 7/16" BY .550" LONG , 40 WELD ON DZUS PLATES, 40 DZUS SPRING 1 3/8" LONG,AND 80 - 1/8" STEEL POP RIVETS, MADE IN USA, PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ITEM. THE PICTURE SHOWS 5 BUT THERE WILL BE 40 EACH AND 80 STEEL POP RIVETS.



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