1/4-20" X 3/4" Hex Head Machine Screws
1/4-20" X 3/4" Hex Head Machine Screws
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BrandGeneric
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Manufacturer Part NumberNBS1880250075
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1/4-20" X 3/4" Hex Head Machine Screws
KleinĀ® 646-7/16-INS Insulated Nutdriver, 7/16 in, Hollow Shank, Orange Cushion Grip Handle
Protect yourself when working near an energized source with Klein's insulated hollow-shaft nut driver. Clearly marked with the official 1000-Volt rating symbol, Klein insulated tools exceed IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505 standards for insulated tools. Two layers of insulation provide protection against electric shock. The full hollow-shaft permits turning nuts on long screws.
StarrettĀ® 136 Cross Test Level, 2-3/4 in L x 2-3/4 in W, (2) Level/(3) Plumb Vial Position, Cast Iron
The Starrett 136 has two vials at right angles which permit leveling in both directions without moving the level from the work.
TAYMACĀ® MM420C Extra Duty Non-Metallic Standard While-In-Use Cover, 5.9 in L 4.18 in W 2-3/4 in D, Weatherproof Cover, Polycarbonate
1-Gang Weatherproof In-Use Cover, EXTRA DUTYĀ®, 16-in-1, 2-3/4 in. Deep, Clear
NIBCO 70-100-01 2-Piece Ball Valve, 3 in Nominal, FNPT End Style, Bronze Body, Standard Port, MPTFE/RPTFE Softgoods, Domestic
The Apolloā¢ 70 Series is the most widely used general purpose bronze ball valve on the market today. The 70-100 model is a 2-piece standard port ball valve featuring female NPT connections. Cast and machined in Apolloā¢'s South Carolina manufacturing plants, these valves provide trusted performance and a wide range of options.
LittelfuseĀ® POWR-GARDĀ® FLNR250 FLNR Current Limiting Time Delay Fuse, 250 A, 250 V AC/125 V DC, 200/20 kA Interrupt, RK5 Class, Cylindrical Body
LittelfuseĀ® FLNR series fuses have been the superior UL Class RK5 dual element time delay fuses and are the most widely used Class of fuses. FLNR series fuses provide excellent protection for all types of circuits especially those containing motors. However, users and specifiers should consider the significant benefits offered by indicator fuses.
