#14 X 1" Stainless Steel Flat Head Sheet Metal Screw
#14 X 1" Stainless Steel Flat Head Sheet Metal Screw
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BrandGeneric
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Manufacturer Part NumberNBS6820140100
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#14 X 1" Stainless Steel Flat Head Sheet Metal Screw
Bore Diameter (Inner): 1 inch (25.4 mm) Outside Diameter: 52 mm (2.0472 inches) Length Across Bore: 44.399 mm (1.748 inches) Dynamic Load Capacity: 2,430 lbs Static Load Capacity: 1,750 lbs Limiting Speed: 7,000 RPM Sealing Type: Dual contact seals ("2F") with protective zinc-coated steel flingers to shield out grease and lock out dirt.
Made from 1/2 in W, C1095 close grain, high carbon spring steel. Material is ground and polished to precision tolerances. Steel feeler gage is used in most general maintenance and tool and die applications. Thickness is clearly marked every 6 in metric and decimal. Precision Brand® feeler gage is used in manufacturing and maintenance operations wherever setting close spacing or checking extremely tight tolerances is required.
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Irwin® Vise-Grip® The Original™ 25ZR 9R® Regular Locking Welding Clamp, Nickel Plated, 1-5/8 in D Throat, 2-3/4 in Jaw Opening, 9 in L Jaw, Heat Treated Alloy Steel
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The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.
