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Bosch Concrete Nails NM 150 1 1 2 In GNB18V 12 (1000 Count Collated Zinc Full Head Attach Metal Track Structural Concrete Fastener) Hard Hats and agricultural machinery using 3 4 inch and agricultural machinery using 3 4 inch impact wrenches Structural Framing & Rafter Layout: Verifying true plumb wall studs and copying roof rafter angles across multiple framing bays ) Head Geometry Style Full Head Profile Fastener Protective Finish Zinc Coated Finish Collation Substrate & Angle 0 Degree Plastic Strip Collation Structural Material Composition Hardened High Tensile Carbon Steel Wire Nailer Model Compatibility Bosch GNB18V 12 PROFACTOR 18V Concrete Nailer Structural Code Certification ICC Tested and Certified System Package Quantity Count 1 hold the tool contact arm firmly perpendicular (90 degrees) to the concrete surface and test fire a single pin to check penetration depth
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