Norton - 5610 - Low-Energy Pull Side Door Operator - Rigid Arm (Track) - Interior Doors - Satin Aluminum Buick Keyway: 6 Pin SFIC Finish:

Name: Norton - 5610 - Low-Energy Pull Side Door Operator - Rigid Arm (Track) - Interior Doors - Satin Aluminum Buick Keyway: 6 Pin SFIC Finish:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60196716075
Price: 655.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8307 (29 reviews)

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Norton 5610 Low Energy Pull Side Door Operator Rigid Arm (Track) Interior Doors Satin Aluminum Buick Keyway: 6 Pin SFIC Finish: Keyway: 6 Pin SFIC Finish: 26D Satin Chrome Plated Certifications: UL cUL Listed for 3 Hour Doors Warranty: 10 Year Manufacturer Warranty Re keyable to original manufacturers systems Electronic motor dampening provides feel of normal The 5600 Series provides a straightforward solution for interior

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