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The DeWALT® 24 TPI portable band saw blade (3-pack) is built to last, with a number of exclusive technologies designed to give you confidence that the blade will resist wear throughout its lifespan. An 8% cobalt content and ROC 65 to 67 tooth hardness maximize durability. With an alloy steel backer and matrix ii high speed steel edge, users never need to worry about heat and fatigue. DeWALT® understands that you cant afford to invest in an inferior product. All DeWALT® products are extensively tested to ensure that they wont let you down on your real world jobsites.
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Southwire® Ultratite® 55094401 Type NM Liquid Tight Flexible Non-Metallic Conduit, 1 in Trade, 1.041 to 1.066 in ID x 1.303 in OD, 100 ft Coil L, PVC
The Southwire Company LiquidTite 1 in. x 100 ft. Non-Metallic Conduit is a flexible housing for electrical wire the provides impact protection in encased concrete or direct burial installations. This conduit is UL listed, CSA certified, green Spec and RoHS compliant. It helps protects electrical cables in burial and concrete applications.
STAINLESS STEEL RINGS, ARMS AND MDASH: PINS. MOST COMPLETE LINE OF POLYPROPYLENE COUPLINGS AVAILABLE., INTERCHANGEABLE WITH ALL TYPES OF CAM LEVER COUPLERS. POLYPROPYLENE IS GLASS FILLED FOR RUGGED STRENGTH AND DURABILITY. MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE 225 PSI
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When your power transmission application needs a high horsepower solution but is constrained by drive weight or physical space, the answer is Super HCâ„¢ Molded Notch belts. Our proprietary ethylene construction process provides a superior combination of flex and load-carrying capacity, transmitting up to three times the horsepower versus comparably sized belts. Super HC MN V-belts put more power where high speeds, high speed ratios or small pulley diameters are required, offering significant benefits over classical section V-belts.
