Incandescent - Coated
Bulbs 02098C Incandescent Lamp, 40 W, E26 Incandescent Lamp, A15 Shape
Damar® 02098C Incandescent Lamp, 40 W, E26 Medium Incandescent Lamp, A15 Shape
Bulbs 100-ARS Incandescent Lamp, 100 W, E26 Incandescent Lamp, A19 Shape, 1200 Lumens
Damar® 00350D Incandescent Lamp, 100 W, E26 Medium Incandescent Lamp, A19 Shape, 1200 Lumens
GE Lamps 50/150-1PK 120 Screw-In Incandescent Lamp, 50 W, E26 Incandescent Lamp, A21 Shape, 615 Lumens Initial
Use original GE's Soft White when you need a light without glare and harsh shadows. Specifically designed for 3-way lamps in your home or office, GE 3-way bulbs offer a range of light levels. Choose the low light setting for energy savings, higher settings for general and activity lighting.
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3/4" HOSEX10-FEMALE JIC HYDRAULIC HOSE ENDS-MHDE1210FJ >
Laminated steel padlock. 4-pack of No. 3 keyed alike. 9/32 in (7 mm) Dia, 3/4 in (19 mm) high, 5/8 in (16 mm) wide shackle. 1-9/16 in (40 mm) wide laminated steel body for superior strength. Hardened steel shackles for extra cut resistance. Non-rekeyable, 4-pin tumbler cylinder helps prevent picking. Dual locking levers provide extra pry resistance. Retail carded packaging, shelf pack quantity 4, master carton quantity 16.
3-3/4" 12-POINT SLUGGING WRENCH - ARS33388>
HOSE BARB POLY HOSE MENDER IS USED TO REPAIR OR CONNECT TWO SECTIONS OF HOSE. THE PRECISION MOLDED POLY HOSE MENDER IS IDEAL FOR YOUR JOB, WITH HOSE BARBS ON BOTH SIDES SO YOU CAN EASILY CONNECT YOUR HOSE. POLY IS AN EXCELLENT CORROSION AND CHEMICAL RESISTANT MATERIAL FOR YEARS OF TROUBLE-FREE SERVICE
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Browning 22-TOOTH #60-1 CHAIN SPROCKETS BRW H-6022 X 1-1/2
Browning® finished bore sprockets are offered in single strands. Offerings include 35 to 100 pitch range. Finished bore sprockets are available from 3/8 to 2-7/16 in. Hardened teeth are available up to 30 teeth.
