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: The under-head design includes serrations that provide a greater grip into metal fixture materials like aluminum. Typical Applications These screws are commonly used for fastening: Facade systems (e.g., EVT helping hand brackets). Heavy outdoor fixtures like canopies, gates, and handrails.
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The JC6-KB is rated for R120 fire resistance , meaning it can maintain structural integrity for up to 120 minutes in a fire scenario. Primary Applications
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JC6 KB 8 x 67/15 SW13 high-performance bi-metallic concrete screw manufactured by
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: Rated for environmental classifications C1 to C4 , making it suitable for coastal, marine, and industrial outdoor applications.