Legacy Manufacturing - 7163 - Surface Automatic Door Bottom - 29/32" x 1-15/16" - Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum - Optional Length Length:48 1/8” - 60” 91cm) projection and deadlocking latch

Name: Legacy Manufacturing - 7163 - Surface Automatic Door Bottom - 29/32" x 1-15/16" - Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum - Optional Length Length:48 1/8” - 60” 91cm) projection and deadlocking latch
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14145386624
Price: 105.89 USD
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Legacy Manufacturing 7163 Surface Automatic Door Bottom 29 32" x 1 15 16" Dark Bronze Anodized Aluminum Optional Length Length:48 1 8” 60” 91cm) projection and deadlocking latch 91cm) projection and deadlocking latch The two devices can now be easily connected together using the ADC243 Power Cable 5 million cycles tested COMPETITOR EQUIVALENT

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