RETAINING COMPOUNDS
Loctite™62015 10-ml #620 H/t Retaining Compound
Loctite 620 green retaining compound with a 24 hr cure time. Has a moderate to high retaining strength. Delivers great performance with a shear strength of 3495 psi. Maximum operating temperature is +300 F. Comes in a 10 ml Bottle.
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MCR Safety 2000 Schooner II Poncho With Attached Hood, Universal, 40 in L, Yellow, 0.35 mm PVC/Polyester
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Milwaukee® 49-57-1064 Tang Drive Annular Cutter, 1-1/16 in Dia Cutter, 1 in D Cutting, Uncoated, Quick-Change Shank
Drill holes up to 3X faster and enjoy fast change-outs with the Milwaukee® 1-1/16 in. quick change tang drive Steel Hawg® cutter. This long-lasting cutter features Carbide teeth and an alternating cutting pattern to cut up to a 1 in. hole depth in steel, stainless steel, cast iron or aluminum. It leaves a ream-like finish without pre-punching or pilot holes. The Steel Hawg cutter works with most electromagnetic drill presses. Use it with arbor 49-57-0012 or 49-57-0013 on Milwaukee's 4292-1 or 4297-1 magnetic drill press or arbor 49-57-0032 on Milwaukee's 4262-1 mag press.
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Leviton® SmartlockPro® AFTR2-E AFTR2 Duplex Outlet Self-Grounding AFCI Receptacle, 125 V AC, 20 A, 2 Poles, 3 Wires, Black
The SmartlockPro® outlet branch circuit (OBC) AFCI receptacle offers advanced technology to help protect against electrical fires resulting from arc-faults. Designed to detect a wide range of potentially hazardous arc-faults resulting from damage in branch circuit wiring as well as extensions to branches such as appliances and cord sets, the OBC AFCI responds by interrupting power. This helps reduce the likelihood of the homes electrical system being an ignition source of a fire. Often unseen, arc-faults can occur anywhere in the homes electrical system including within walls, at loose electrical connections or within electrical cords accidently damaged by impinging furniture. AFCIs are now required by the National Electrical Code in many areas of the home.
