MAKITA Collated Autofeed Screws

Model # F-31021|Store SKU # 1001513730

Overview

Model # F-31021 Store SKU # 1001513730

Phosphate Coated screws are suitable for INTERIOR use only, including wood, metal and drywall. Phosphate limits corrosion and can be easily painted.. Thread: Coarse. Recess: PH2

Size: 6 x 1-1/4 INCH

Finish: Phosphate

Master Carton Qty: 1000

Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in inches): 2.75
Assembled Height (in inches): 22.25
Assembled Weight (in lbs): 6.0
Assembled Width (in inches): 6.0
Packaged Depth (in inches): 6.31
Packaged Height (in inches): 22.25
Packaged Weight (In lbs): 2.75
Packaged Width (in inches): 4.75

Details

Certified: No
Collated
Country of Origin: CN - China
Drive Style: Phillips
Finish: Black
Head Type: Bugle
Interior/Exterior: Interior
Length (in.): 1.25
Package Quantity: 1000
Point Type: Sharp
Product Length: 1-1/4 in.
Size: #6
Thread Style: Coarse

Warranty / Certifications

For more information please contact customer service at 1.800.263.3734.

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