BBI 532226 Partially Threaded Round Socket Cap Screw, M12x1.75, 130 mm OAL, Alloy Steel, 12.9 Grade
BBI 532226 Partially Threaded Round Socket Cap Screw, M12x1.75, 130 mm OAL, Alloy Steel, 12.9 Grade
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BrandBBI
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UPC662403665400
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Manufacturer Part Number532226
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CountryUSA|Canada
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FinishPlain/Thermal Black Oxide
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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Measurement SystemMetric
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TypePartially Threaded
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Grade12.9
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Diameter - Thread SizeM12x1.75
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Drive Size10 mm
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Drive TypeHex
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Overall Length130 mm
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UNSPSC31161501
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Package Description25/CS
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Standards/ApprovalsDIN 912|ISO 898-1|4762
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BBI 532226 Partially Threaded Round Socket Cap Screw, M12x1.75, 130 mm OAL, Alloy Steel, 12.9 Grade
BBI 532226 Partially Threaded Round Socket Cap Screw, M12x1.75, 130 mm OAL, Alloy Steel, 12.9 Grade
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