ASSA - Maximum+ Restricted - KIK / KIL Cylinder - 626 - Satin Chrome - Arrow Levers & Knobs Scar / Remodel Type: Jaws / Clamps Degree:

Name: ASSA - Maximum+ Restricted - KIK / KIL Cylinder - 626 - Satin Chrome - Arrow Levers & Knobs Scar / Remodel Type: Jaws / Clamps Degree:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54615463680
Price: 41.39 USD
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ASSA Maximum+ Restricted KIK KIL Cylinder 626 Satin Chrome Arrow Levers & Knobs Scar Remodel Type: Jaws Clamps Degree: Type: Jaws Clamps Degree: 84 Degrees Dimensions: N A Material: N A Applicable Machines: 1200 Punch Machine Drill holes The ASSA Key in Knob Key in Lever cylinders are designed to replace many original manufacturers’ cylinders in their locksets including Arrow 3 Tailpieces Included for Arrow Style KIL KIK Certification

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