Marks USA -145RM - Commercial Deadlatch - SFIC - Dbl Cylinder- 2 3/4" Backset - 32D - Satin Stainless - Grade 1 High Security Profile Cylinders Rotate lever downward 90° to

Name: Marks USA -145RM - Commercial Deadlatch - SFIC - Dbl Cylinder- 2 3/4" Backset - 32D - Satin Stainless - Grade 1 High Security Profile Cylinders Rotate lever downward 90° to
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56308352113
Price: 104.26 USD
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Rating: 4.5652 (12 reviews)

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Marks USA 145RM Commercial Deadlatch SFIC Dbl Cylinder 2 3 4" Backset 32D Satin Stainless Grade 1 High Security Profile Cylinders Rotate lever downward 90° to Rotate lever downward 90° to unlock Mercedes Benz NEC Adapter XHS NEC please contact Marks USA directly at 1 800 645 9445 or visit their support page here Marks USA 145 Deadlatches are developed using a cylindrical cartridge deadlatch

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