Major Mfg - HIT-45AR1 - Faceplate Opening Drill Template for Adams Rite Locks and Latches Surface Vertical Rod ADR-8622-36

Name: Major Mfg - HIT-45AR1 - Faceplate Opening Drill Template for Adams Rite Locks and Latches Surface Vertical Rod ADR-8622-36
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47741201845
Price: 71.95 USD
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Major Mfg HIT 45AR1 Faceplate Opening Drill Template for Adams Rite Locks and Latches Surface Vertical Rod ADR 8622 36 ADR 8622 36 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 Use this template and HIT 45 clamp to route 1" x 6 7 8" faceplate openings used for Adams Rite locks and latches Requires use of router equipped with 3 8" outside diameter template guide and a 1 4" diameter router bit

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