Sargent - 8715F - Surface Vertical Exit Rod - Top Latch - Passage - 36" x 84" - Optional Handing - Satin Stainless Steel - Fired Rated - Grade 1 Granit Series Steel Padlock retail Interior

Name: Sargent - 8715F - Surface Vertical Exit Rod - Top Latch - Passage - 36" x 84" - Optional Handing - Satin Stainless Steel - Fired Rated - Grade 1 Granit Series Steel Padlock retail Interior
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42208576985
Price: 793.44 USD
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Sargent 8715F Surface Vertical Exit Rod Top Latch Passage 36" x 84" Optional Handing Satin Stainless Steel Fired Rated Grade 1 Granit Series Steel Padlock retail Interior retail Interior Manual Certifications Certifications CE (EN55032 1 3 4" to 2 1 4" Stile 4 1 2" (114mm) minimum stile width Device center line from 41" (1041mm) Door Opening Height 120" (3048mm) Max Door Opening Dogging Hex Key dogging not available on fire rated Strike 646 Top Strike (Panic and Fire Rated) The 8700 Series offers two point latching with vertical rods mounted to the surface of the door face

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