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Availability:
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Restricted:
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Each
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AD
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Gulf Coast, North Alabama, North Georgia, Southeast, Southwest
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Trading Goods (ZAW1)
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Technical Defect
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Auto Enrichment Status:
Ready
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Brand:
Duro Dyne
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Manufacturer:
Duro Dyne
Duro Dyne® Super Saber® Self-Piercing Screw, Threaded, Measurement System: Imperial, #8-15 Thread, Slotted Hex Head, Steel, Zinc Plated, Twin Lead Point, 1/4 in Drive, 1/2 in Thread Length, C55 HardnessSeveral common methods such as rivets, screws, and spot welding are used to fasten materials to ductwork. Three types of screws are most often used. The first is self-tapping only and requires a hole to be drilled before the screw can be utilized. The others are both self-tapping but also create their own holes. Self piercing screws have very sharp points which act much like a scratch awl in making a small opening in the steel for the threads to engage and work the sheet metal into a coned threaded hole. These work well for light gage steel.
