Cal-Royal NM Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks, Grade 1 - SECTIONAL TRIM SINGLE FIXED DUMMY Function, Right-Hand (VS-ZS) Cal Royal latch bolt may be retracted Cal-Royal-CSL/CRL/CAG-6

Name: Cal-Royal NM Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks, Grade 1 - SECTIONAL TRIM SINGLE FIXED DUMMY Function, Right-Hand (VS-ZS) Cal Royal latch bolt may be retracted Cal-Royal-CSL/CRL/CAG-6
Brand: ayurvedindia.net
SKU: 46973570168
Price: 69.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.573300000000001 (5 reviews)

SKU 46973570168 ★ 4.6

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Cal Royal NM Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks, Grade 1 SECTIONAL TRIM SINGLE FIXED DUMMY Function, Right Hand (VS ZS) Cal Royal latch bolt may be retracted Cal Royal CSL CRL CAG 6 latch bolt may be retracted by key from outside or by rotating inside lever Weight: 390 Cylinder: 1 ⅛” Mortise cylinder Schlage “C” (standard) Single Fixed Dummy Function: Lever on one side fixed by mounting bar is always rigid

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