Mounting Systems Screw f. Metal 5.5x13 - 806-0520
Mounting Systems Screw f. Metal 5.5x13 - 806-0520
Details
This high-quality screw is specifically designed to attach to the front of your wind deflector, ensuring a secure and stable installation. Built to last, this screw is made with the highest quality materials, ensuring it can withstand even the harshest weather conditions for years to come. So if you're looking for a dependable mounting solution for your wind deflector, the Mounting Systems Screw is the perfect choice!
Product Features:
- Flexibility - Universal components can be used for three different systems.
- No sharp edges - All metal construction.
- Durable - Industry leading and wind tunnel tested aerodynamics.
- Optimal calculation - Less ballast than conventional systems
- Quick installation - Simplest installation due to quick locking connections.
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Mounting Systems Screw f. Metal 5.5x13 - 806-0520
Mounting Systems Screw f. Metal 5.5x13 - 806-0520
Details
This high-quality screw is specifically designed to attach to the front of your wind deflector, ensuring a secure and stable installation. Built to last, this screw is made with the highest quality materials, ensuring it can withstand even the harshest weather conditions for years to come. So if you're looking for a dependable mounting solution for your wind deflector, the Mounting Systems Screw is the perfect choice!
Product Features:
- Flexibility - Universal components can be used for three different systems.
- No sharp edges - All metal construction.
- Durable - Industry leading and wind tunnel tested aerodynamics.
- Optimal calculation - Less ballast than conventional systems
- Quick installation - Simplest installation due to quick locking connections.
Datasheet
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