National Hardware 2014 #2 ZINC SCREW EYES NTL 220-434
National Hardware® N220-434 2014BC Large Screw Eye, 2.62 in L, 1.12 in L Thread, 0.72 in ID Eye, Steel
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BrandNational Hardware®
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UPC038613119161
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Manufacturer Part NumberN220-434
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CountryUSA
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FinishZinc Plated
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Thread Length1.12 in
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MaterialSteel
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TypeLarge
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Series2014BC
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Length2.62 in
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Eye Inside Diameter0.72 in
- Easy installation
- Sharp screw point bites into wood easily and quickly
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UNSPSC31160000
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsBHMA A138.18
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