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18-8 Stainless Steel Phillips Flat Head Machine Screw 1/4-20X3-1/2
Item A14.14.312
These screws join metal objects together through existing tapped holes and are typically used in high-volume automotive or machinery assembly and repair because of their uniformity. They are smaller than most screws. Machine screws are identified by threading that remains the same size from the top of the screw to the bottom
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These screws join metal objects together through existing tapped holes and are typically used in high-volume automotive or machinery assembly and repair because of their uniformity. They are smaller than most screws. Machine screws are identified by threading that remains the same size from the top of the screw to the bottom
