2-BK-65-H 5 Groove Cast Iron Sheave With Split Taper Bushing 6.25" X 1-3/4"
5 GROOVE CAST IRON SHEAVE WITH SPLIT TAPER BUSHING 6.25" X 1-3/4"-BRW2BK65H >
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2-BK-65-H 5 Groove Cast Iron Sheave With Split Taper Bushing 6.25" X 1-3/4"
5 GROOVE CAST IRON SHEAVE WITH SPLIT TAPER BUSHING 6.25" X 1-3/4"-BRW2BK65H >
OXYGEN-ACETYLENE WELDING KITS, HEAVY DUTY VICTOR COMPATIBLE - Double O-ring seal for quick, leak-free, hand-tight connections - Head and body are made from forged brass for longer life.
MCR Safety 9786L Predalite® 9786 Premium Grade General Purpose Gloves, Straight Thumb Style, L, Nitrile Palm, Blue, Safety Cuff, Resists: Abrasion, Cut, Puncture, Snag and Tear, Interlock Lining
This nitrile coated option can hold up to those tough environments that you face each day. Abrasion, snag and puncture resistance combined with a soft interlock lining makes this glove a safe option that you can comfortably wear for extended periods of time. Treated with ACTi fresh to help fight odor. The 9786 is fully coated with nitrile and features a PVC coated safety cuff.
Michigan Drill® X600 11/32 Screw Machine Drill, 11/32 in Drill - Fraction, 0.3438 in Drill - Decimal Inch, HSS
Michigan Drill® X600 11/32 Screw Machine Drill, 11/32 in Drill - Fraction, 0.3438 in Drill - Decimal Inch, HSS
MORSE® 30613 2089 High Performance Spiral Flute Tap, Right Hand Cutting, 5/16-18 Thread, H3 Thread Limit, Semi-Bottoming Chamfer, Right Hand Flute Direction, 3 Flutes, Black Steam Oxide, HSS-PM
MORSE® 30613 2089 High Performance Spiral Flute Tap, Right Hand Cutting, 5/16-18 Thread, H3 Thread Limit, Semi-Bottoming Chamfer, Right Hand Flute Direction, 3 Flutes, Black Steam Oxide, HSS-PM
Browning® 1122803 Single Strand Minimum Bore Type B Roller Chain Sprocket With Hardened Teeth, 3/4 in Dia Bore, 5.52 in OD, #50 Chain, 26 Teeth, Steel
Browning®Type B minimum bore sprockets are offered in single, double and triple strands. Offerings include 25 to 200 pitch range. Minimum bore sprockets are available in bore ranges from 1/4 to 8-3/8 in.
