Jonard Tools - Hardline Strip & Core Tool Kit for QR715 Cable WeatherResistant This type of Emergency Door

Name: Jonard Tools - Hardline Strip & Core Tool Kit for QR715 Cable WeatherResistant This type of Emergency Door
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66045172701
Price: 172.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7911 (29 reviews)

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Jonard Tools Hardline Strip & Core Tool Kit for QR715 Cable WeatherResistant This type of Emergency Door This type of Emergency Door Release may be preferred over a pull station since greater commitment is required to break the glass Device Function 76 EU Fail Secure Electronically Unlocked Locks upon Power Loss Trim Rim Exit Device with Trim Lever (Less Cylinder) Trim Description 700 Series ET Trim Lever Style P Lever 3" (76mm) Projection Handing Optional Door Type Metal doors Pushbar Projection 2 1 8" to 3" Rail Size Optional Replacement Coring Bit: HCB 715QR The HSC 715QR hardline coring and stripping tool kit is designed to core and strip 0

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