810 12-lb Non-sparking Copper Hammer With Hickory Wood Handle
12-LB NON-SPARKING COPPER HAMMER WITH HICKORY WOOD HANDLE - COO810>
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810 12-lb Non-sparking Copper Hammer With Hickory Wood Handle
12-LB NON-SPARKING COPPER HAMMER WITH HICKORY WOOD HANDLE - COO810>
The 378 aluminum 8 ft step ladder has a duty rating of 300 pounds yet is light weight and easy to transport. The Tool-Tra-Top® has a drill holster, convenient tray for tools/paint and small parts. There is also a sturdy molded paint can hanger on the backside of the top. The SPILL-PROOF® pail shelf has a rag rack and holds a gallon paint can and automatically closes with the ladder. There is a full set of horizontals on the rear section. The TRACTION-TRED® steps are slip resistant and double riveted.
Apex® P-320X Power Drive Bit With Finder Sleeves, 8F-10R Slotted Point, Steel
Apex® P-320X Power Drive Bit With Finder Sleeves, 8F-10R Slotted Point, Steel
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RACO® 666 Drawn Handy Box, Steel, 13 cu-in Capacity, 1 Gangs, (1) Outlets, (6) Knockouts
4 in. x 2 in. Handy Box, Drawn, 1-7/8 in. Deep with Seven 1/2 & One 3/4 in. KO's, Raised Ground
Morse® 330806 Standard Roller Chain, 100 ft OAL, 1/2 in Pitch, 0.312 in Dia x 5/16 in W Roller, Steel
Morse® markets roller chain featuring greater resistance and increased endurance limit. Morse® shot peens its rollers to create a favorable state of compression residual stress on the surface. This process eliminates surface cracks and blemishes. The chain offered meets the standards required in the marketplace for many applications. Roller chain is available from 1/4 in pitch to 2-1/2 in pitch. Morse® offers standard roller chain in multiple widths to 8 strands up to 2 in pitch. Roller chain accessories such as connecting links are available in slip fit on the pins. This allows for easy assembly . They are also furnished with spring clip or cotter keys, depending on pitch. For heavy applications, we offer an optional connecting link. It has a removable plate with a light press fit on the pins. Regular offset links are used when a chain contains an odd number of links.
