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TurboKrete® Concrete Patching Compound is a resin rich epoxy/aggregate patching compound designed for quick patch repair of concrete floors in areas exposed to intermittent chemical exposure and physical abuse. TurboKrete Concrete Patching Compound is designed for patching repairs to concrete floors when down time is critical. It is a stand-alone material which does not require a sealer for exposure to moderate chemical spills. It can be applied in a single step application with hand trowel finishing. The 100% solids epoxy is odorless making it ideal for food and beverage plants or other facilities where solvent odors cannot be tolerated. This product complies with USDA FSIS regulatory sanitation performance standards for food establishment facilities. This coating is impervious to moisture and easily cleaned and sanitized.
Gates® Power Transmission 4630V663 Banded Multi-Speed V-Belt, 2-7/8 in W Top, 30 deg Groove, 67.3 in L Outside, Rubber
Power transmission systems do more than operate at constant speeds with constant outputs. Customers increasingly need variable speed systems to regulate the speed and rotational force, or output torque, of critical mechanical equipment. Our Multi-Speed belts are engineered for efficiency, energy savings and increased productivity at a wide range of speeds and speed ratios.
BBI 042528 Partially Threaded Cap Screw, 3/4-10, 5 in L Under Head, 8 Grade, Alloy Steel, Zinc Yellow Bake CR+6
BBI 042528 Partially Threaded Cap Screw, 3/4-10, 5 in L Under Head, 8 Grade, Alloy Steel, Zinc Yellow Bake CR+6
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Morse® 177139 MHS Advanced Hole Saw, 13/16 in Dia, 1-15/16 in D Cutting, M42 HSS-Co 8 Cutting Edge, 1/2-20 Arbor
The all new advanced bi-metal hole saw by M.K. Morse®. Our latest sawing innovation replaces all current Morse bi-metal hole saw solutions into one, simple optimized powerhouse. Arbor required.
