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Frame clips & hardware / 137
1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener
1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener, reference 137, is listed in the frame clips & hardware catalog. Use the exact code and connection details to request a technical match and current quotation.
Current price, availability and compatibility confirmed during review.
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| Part number | 137 |
|---|---|
| Catalog description | 1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener |
| Capacity & configuration | Request current technical documentation |
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1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener FAQs
What is 1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener?
1/4 × 1/2 UNC Self-Tapping Fastener, reference 137, is listed in the frame clips & hardware catalog. Use the exact code and connection details to request a technical match and current quotation.
What dimensions are documented for part 137?
This record does not supply verified overall dimensions. Include existing measurements and request current technical information.
Will part 137 fit my existing scaffold?
Check thread, pin, spring and connection details. The catalog identifies some hardware as zinc-plated steel or ductile iron; do not assume every component is aluminum. Match the exact code, dimensions and connections before purchase.
How do I get pricing and availability for 137?
Add the required quantity to your quote list, then include the application, destination and needed-by date. Current pricing, availability, compatibility and freight are confirmed during review.
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