Werner A510000 Reusable Concrete Anchor

Marsoni

M251S

$141.00

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Werner A510000 Reusable Concrete AnchorINCLUDES: (1) Reusable Concrete Anchor FEATURES: Lightweight design easy to insert and remove Drill hole of 3 4 in with 3 in minimum depth Minimum 3000 psi concrete Multi directional use Minimum 3000 psi concrete SPECIFICATIONS: Anchor Connectors Application (General (all purpose), Steel, Concrete, Roof): Concrete Style: Concrete Bolt Permanent Temporary: Temporary Werner Reusable Concrete Anchor is a lightweight, easy to use bolt providing convenient

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