SIEVEKING - Clamp King - Original 6-Wafer GM Cylinder Holder Mortise ASP-D-31-129 Volkswagen Audi HU66 Door

Name: SIEVEKING - Clamp King - Original 6-Wafer GM Cylinder Holder Mortise ASP-D-31-129 Volkswagen Audi HU66 Door
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67658418904
Price: 31.95 USD
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SIEVEKING Clamp King Original 6 Wafer GM Cylinder Holder Mortise ASP D 31 129 Volkswagen Audi HU66 Door ASP D 31 129 Volkswagen Audi HU66 Door Lock Cylinder Compatible with Marks M990 & M880 Series Exit Devices Door Prep Through Bolt Hole(s) Includes Supplied with cylinder collar and mounting cylinder cup Cylinder No Cylinder fits conventional rim cylinders Finish 630 32D Satin Stainless Manufacturer Warranty Marks lifetime mechanical warranty The Clamp King locksmiths’ cylinder vise is used with a small vise to hold lock cylinders for service When the vise is tightened

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