Cal-Royal - ELE8BB31 - Full Mortise - Standard Weight - Electrified Hinge - 2 Ball Bearing - 4-1/2" X 4-1/2" - 8 Wire - Satin Stainless Steel Ford New mechanical key number programming

Name: Cal-Royal - ELE8BB31 - Full Mortise - Standard Weight - Electrified Hinge - 2 Ball Bearing - 4-1/2" X 4-1/2" - 8 Wire - Satin Stainless Steel Ford New mechanical key number programming
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 40635720644
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Cal Royal ELE8BB31 Full Mortise Standard Weight Electrified Hinge 2 Ball Bearing 4 1 2" X 4 1 2" 8 Wire Satin Stainless Steel Ford New mechanical key number programming New mechanical key number programming 2008 2014 Ford Fiesta Cal Royal's 8 wire electrified full mortise hinge is designed for standard weight doors with average traffic Downloads:

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