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Louisville® PK100C Rung Lock, For Use With Louisville® FE0620, FE0624, FE0628, FE7216, FE7220, FE7224, FE7228, FE7232, FE7236, FE7240 and FE1716 Extension Ladders
Louisville® PK100C Rung Lock, For Use With Louisville® FE0620, FE0624, FE0628, FE7216, FE7220, FE7224, FE7228, FE7232, FE7236, FE7240 and FE1716 Extension Ladders
Knipex® 74 01 180 SBA 74 01 High Leverage Cutting Plier, 3/32 in Dia Piano, 7/64 in Dia Hard, 5/32 in Dia Medium Hard Nominal, 3/4 in L x 1-1/8 in W, 7-1/4 in OAL, Bevel/Diagonal Cut
Knipex® 74 01 180 SBA 74 01 High Leverage Cutting Plier, 3/32 in Dia Piano, 7/64 in Dia Hard, 5/32 in Dia Medium Hard Nominal, 3/4 in L x 1-1/8 in W, 7-1/4 in OAL, Bevel/Diagonal Cut
Weiler® 44301 Perma-Flex Tip Mop Handle, 15/16 in Dia x 60 in L, Hardwood Handle/Plastic Tip, Natural
Weiler® 44301 Perma-Flex Tip Mop Handle, 15/16 in Dia x 60 in L, Hardwood Handle/Plastic Tip, Natural
The round split adjustable die may be adjusted through the screws on the holder. Adjustment on the open type is done by turning the three screws on the holder. A die holder or handle is needed for proper operation of round split adjustable dies.
IKO TLA5020Z Metric Series Caged Shell Standard Needle Roller Bearing With Dust Cover, 50 mm Dia Bore, 58 mm OD, 1 Row, 20 mm W, 28800 N Dynamic/64100 N Static Load
IKO manufactures a wide range of radial Needle Roller Bearings to meet the needs of different applications and machine profiles. These include shell type bearings, needle roller cages for both general use and within engine connecting rods and machined type Needle Roller Bearings. Shell type Needle Roller Bearings are lightweight, low profile motion components designed to handle either high speeds or heavy loads, depending on the configuration. An outer ring made of high strength steel enables a streamlined profile with the lowest sectional height of all the Needle Roller Bearings.
