TownSteel - MRX-A - 5-Point Ligature Resistant Mortise Lock with Arch Escutcheon Trim - Optional Function - Optional Handing - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 TMPro Software W447 (with IC213)

Name: TownSteel - MRX-A - 5-Point Ligature Resistant Mortise Lock with Arch Escutcheon Trim - Optional Function - Optional Handing - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 TMPro Software W447 (with IC213)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20339013565
Price: 384.26 USD
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TownSteel - MRX-A - 5-Point Ligature Resistant Mortise Lock with Arch Escutcheon Trim - Optional Function - Optional Handing - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 TMPro Software W447 (with IC213)

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TownSteel MRX A 5 Point Ligature Resistant Mortise Lock with Arch Escutcheon Trim Optional Function Optional Handing Fire Rated Stainless Steel Grade 1 TMPro Software W447 (with IC213) W447 (with IC213) 2004 2007 Toyota Highlander (07) Storeroom or Closet The MRX A is an ANSI Grade 1 mortise lock with a ligature resistant arch lever

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