Von Duprin - 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices - Fail Safe - Satin Stainless - 24VDC Narrow Stile Brand New OEM Quality Guaranteed

Name: Von Duprin - 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices - Fail Safe - Satin Stainless - 24VDC Narrow Stile Brand New OEM Quality Guaranteed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87437102791
Price: 391.05 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8721000000000005 (6 reviews)

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Von Duprin 6211 Electric Strike for Mortise or Cylindrical Devices Fail Safe Satin Stainless 24VDC Narrow Stile Brand New OEM Quality Guaranteed Brand New OEM Quality Guaranteed The Following Vehicles Can be Unlocked With This Opener: 2001 2008 Honda NSS Latchbolt throw 3 4" Face plate length 4 7 8" Backbox depth 1 11 16" Strike Box Strike box is adjustable to compensate for misalignment of the The 6200 Series is designed to withstand abuse

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