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#4-40 Thread, 3/16 Hex x 15/16 Length, Alum Material, Iridite CLR Finish (100 PK)

#4-40 Thread, 3/16 Hex x 15/16 Length, Alum Material, Iridite CLR Finish (100 PK)

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Brand : Generic
BulletPoint : Quantity Of (100) Per Package
ItemName : #4-40 Thread, 3/16 Hex x 15/16 Length, Alum Material, Iridite CLR Finish (100 PK)
ItemPackageQuantity : 100
ItemTypeKeyword : fastening-standoffs
Manufacturer : Fascomp Electronic Hardware
ModelNumber : FEH Male/Female Standoffs
NumberOfItems : 100
PartNumber : FC4512-440-A-7
ProductDescription : Manufacturer Part#: FC4512-440-A-7, Manufacturer: Fascomp Electronic Hardware, Brand: FEH Male/Female Standoffs, ECCN: EAR99, HTS Codes: 7616.10.3000, Material: Aluminum, Thread Size: #4-40, Length: 15/16 Inch, Thread Length: 3/16 Inch, Thread Depth: 1/4 Inch, Diameter Across Flats: 3/16 Inch
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2025-02-13T22:15:42.025Z
UnitCount : 100

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Does the job but nothing extraordinary.

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CouldnÕt be happier with this purchase.

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Impressive quality and durability.

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The product is decent but could be improved.

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Impressive quality and durability.

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High quality and great value.

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Great choice for daily use.

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Performs well under regular usage.

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Does the job but nothing extraordinary.

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Great choice for daily use.

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Well-made and looks great.

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Absolutely fantastic product!

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