Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5/8" Rod - Plastic, Blue | Qty. 25 Cheeseman Built with precision-engineered self-drilling tips

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5/8" Rod - Plastic, Blue | Qty. 25 Cheeseman Built with precision-engineered self-drilling tips
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 69008839589
Price: 49.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.456300000000001 (13 reviews)

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Description

Simpson Strong Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5 8" Rod Plastic, Blue Qty. 25 Cheeseman Built with precision engineered self drilling tips Built with precision engineered self drilling tips This product is intended for use with 8x posts or columns but is also available in a wide range of other sizes and both nominal and rough cut lumber Designed for use with Simpson Strong Tie Timber SET anchoring adhesive and GARC glued in rod adhesive retaining caps Rod Alignment: Centers the end of the rod in the drilled hole to help maintain proper anchor alignment

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