Record - HA7 - Low Profile Swing Door Operator - PUSH & PULL Arms - Non Handed - For Single Interior Doors (Up to 48") - Bronze Finish Automotive Starter Packs multi-conductor stranded with an overall

Name: Record - HA7 - Low Profile Swing Door Operator - PUSH & PULL Arms - Non Handed - For Single Interior Doors (Up to 48") - Bronze Finish Automotive Starter Packs multi-conductor stranded with an overall
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SKU: 38137345600
Price: 776.69 USD
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Record HA7 Low Profile Swing Door Operator PUSH & PULL Arms Non Handed For Single Interior Doors (Up to 48") Bronze Finish Automotive Starter Packs multi conductor stranded with an overall multi conductor stranded with an overall foil shield PN: 89070 02250 R 89070 0T030 R 89070 0T040 Ratchet Function The Ditec HA7 low energy operator has the same power and durability of the standard profile

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