2 x Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - PA Bracket/Standard/Top Jamb - Size 4 - Duradonic - Grade 1 (Bundle of 2) Cams - Tailpieces - Misc 1-1/8" long Strike Conforms to

Name: 2 x Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - PA Bracket/Standard/Top Jamb - Size 4 - Duradonic - Grade 1 (Bundle of 2) Cams - Tailpieces - Misc 1-1/8" long Strike Conforms to
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31967747996
Price: 61.01 USD
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2 x Hydraulic Door Closer Back Check Function PA Bracket Standard Top Jamb Size 4 Duradonic Grade 1 (Bundle of 2) Cams Tailpieces Misc 1 1 8" long Strike Conforms to 1 1 8" long Strike Conforms to ANSI spec 264: 640 Kbps to 8192 Kbps Day Night Auto (ICR) This Bundle Includes: 2 x Hydraulic Door Closers Norton Corbin Dorma LCN Russwin Yale Taymor Parker DDC1604 1600

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