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Deltana - Commercial Passage Standard Grade 2 - Curved w/ Cyl - 2-3/4" Backset - 1-3/8" - 2" Door Thickness - Universal Handing - Latch: UL Listed w/ 1/2" Throw - Optional Finish Finish:Satin Chrome Barrel length: 15/16"
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Deltana Commercial Passage Standard Grade 2 Curved w Cyl 2 3 4" Backset 1 3 8" 2" Door Thickness Universal Handing Latch: UL Listed w 1 2" Throw Optional Finish Finish:Satin Chrome Barrel length: 15 16" Barrel length: 15 16" The VN023 license is another license intended for working with the ABRITES RH850 V850 Programmer which allows changes in the mileage in Visteon and JCI dashboards Deltana has a proven record for exceptional service and quality and is the architectural hardware manufacturer with the largest inventory selection of architectural and door hardware in America With an array of fine finishes
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