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TELL - DHM2070 - Spartan - Hollow Metal Door - 2' x 7' - 18 Gauge Galvanized - Standard Cylinder 2-3/4" Backset Prep - ( Amweld - Steelcraft - Republic ) Hinge Pattern - Primer Gray - 3 Hour Fire Rated SalesEvent-ChryslerSmart Interface Audio I/O Input: impedance
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TELL DHM2070 Spartan Hollow Metal Door 2' x 7' 18 Gauge Galvanized Standard Cylinder 2 3 4" Backset Prep ( Amweld Steelcraft Republic ) Hinge Pattern Primer Gray 3 Hour Fire Rated SalesEvent ChryslerSmart Interface Audio I O Input: impedance Interface Audio I O Input: impedance 35kΩ Solid stainless steel latch and locking mechanism Patented universal hinge preparations allow for easy field conversion from standard weight ( The Spartan Series Doors are designed to meet the architectural requirements for hollow metal doors
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