BBI 581203 1960 Semi-Standard Round Socket Cap Screw, #6-32, 5/16 in OAL, Alloy Steel, 3A Grade
BBI 581203 1960 Semi-Standard Round Socket Cap Screw, #6-32, 5/16 in OAL, Alloy Steel, 3A Grade
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BrandBBI
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UPC662403674174
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Manufacturer Part Number581203
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CountryUSA|Canada
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FinishPlain/Thermal Black Oxide
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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Material SpecificationASTM A574
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Measurement SystemImperial
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TypeSemi-Standard
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Grade3A
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Series1960
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Diameter - Thread Size#6-32
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Drive Size7/64 in
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Drive TypeHex
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Overall Length5/16 in
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UNSPSC31161501
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Package Description100/CS
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Standards/ApprovalsASME/ANSI B18.3 2002
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BBI 581203 1960 Semi-Standard Round Socket Cap Screw, #6-32, 5/16 in OAL, Alloy Steel, 3A Grade
BBI 581203 1960 Semi-Standard Round Socket Cap Screw, #6-32, 5/16 in OAL, Alloy Steel, 3A Grade
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