SDC - 1591U - Mortise Sliding Door Single Magnetic Lock - 850lbs. - 12/24VDC - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Cams - Tailpieces - Misc 1" throw brass/zinc deadbolt with

Name: SDC - 1591U - Mortise Sliding Door Single Magnetic Lock - 850lbs. - 12/24VDC - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 Cams - Tailpieces - Misc 1" throw brass/zinc deadbolt with
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66798005859
Price: 145.63 USD
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SDC 1591U Mortise Sliding Door Single Magnetic Lock 850lbs. 12 24VDC Stainless Steel Grade 1 Cams Tailpieces Misc 1" throw brass zinc deadbolt with 1" throw brass zinc deadbolt with hardened steel core 1996 2005 Ford Taurus Wagon 700 mA @ 12 VDC Lock Dimensions: 10"L x 1 7 16"W x 1 1 4"D Armature Dimensions: 6 5 16"L x 1 1 2"W x 1 1 4"D Certifications: ANSI BHMA Grade 1 Compliant SDC's sliding door magnetic mortise lock series is a compact mortise electromagnetic lock with 850lbs of holding power packed into a small steel case

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