TELL - CTL 881 - Cortland Lever Trim - Entrance Function - Satin Chrome - IC Core - Grade 1 Scissors & Knives 0-30 seconds (5 seconds minimum

Name: TELL - CTL 881 - Cortland Lever Trim - Entrance Function - Satin Chrome - IC Core - Grade 1 Scissors & Knives 0-30 seconds (5 seconds minimum
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78320441267
Price: 75.69 USD
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TELL CTL 881 Cortland Lever Trim Entrance Function Satin Chrome IC Core Grade 1 Scissors & Knives 0 30 seconds (5 seconds minimum 0 30 seconds (5 seconds minimum required for ADA and ANSI BHMA A156 on screen help is available at the touch of a button Tell Manufacturing's Cortland Entry Lever is a commercial lever solution for light duty commercial applications primarily used for an entry function to our Tell 8300 Exit Device The Cortland Lever has a satin chrome finish and complies with ADA handicap

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