IMPA 694001 MACHINE SCREW COUNTERSUNK M8x30 DIN 963-BRASS
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The 'IMPA 694001 MACHINE SCREW COUNTERSUNK M8x30 DIN 963 BRASS' is a type of screw that is used to secure two or more objects together. It has a pointed end that allows it to penetrate through the surface of the material it is being driven into and a head that is flush with the surface of the material. The screw is then turned, which draws the two materials together and creates a tight bond. The main benefits of this type of screw are its strength and durability.
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