ASSA - Maximum + Restricted - KIK / KIL Cylinder - 606 - Satin Brass - Schlage Levers & Knobs High Security Duplicators Cross-reference: TP33 Replaces TP20

Name: ASSA - Maximum + Restricted - KIK / KIL Cylinder - 606 - Satin Brass - Schlage Levers & Knobs High Security Duplicators Cross-reference: TP33 Replaces TP20
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ASSA - Maximum + Restricted - KIK / KIL Cylinder - 606 - Satin Brass - Schlage Levers & Knobs High Security Duplicators Cross-reference: TP33 Replaces TP20

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ASSA Maximum + Restricted KIK KIL Cylinder 606 Satin Brass Schlage Levers & Knobs High Security Duplicators Cross reference: TP33 Replaces TP20 Cross reference: TP33 Replaces TP20 0 mm] with 1 3 8" [34 The ASSA Key in Knob Key in Lever cylinders are designed to replace many original manufacturers’ cylinders in their locksets including Arrow CK4400 for all functions except 29

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