Sargent - 10G37 - Mechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Classroom - LA Keyway - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 Mounts 2007 - 2009 Cadillac SRX

Name: Sargent - 10G37 - Mechanical Cylindrical Lock - L Rose / L Lever - Classroom - LA Keyway - 26D - Satin Chrome Plated - Grade 1 Mounts 2007 - 2009 Cadillac SRX
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SKU: 35993014072
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Sargent 10G37 Mechanical Cylindrical Lock L Rose L Lever Classroom LA Keyway 26D Satin Chrome Plated Grade 1 Mounts 2007 2009 Cadillac SRX 2007 2009 Cadillac SRX 2 3 16” dia Brass 3 4" (19mm) throw for pairs of doors (41 option) Bolt Projection: 1 2" Stile: 4 1 2" Rose & Lever: Standard L Rose and L Lever Cylinder: The SRG 28 10G37 LL 26D is a heavy duty cylindrical key in lever lock designed to exceed the requirements of ANSI 156

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