Adams Rite 4565 Lever Handles Baldwin 6765 Interior Escutcheon Plate - Cut for Cylinder For Hollow Metal and Wood Door Handing:Left Hand

Name: Adams Rite 4565 Lever Handles Baldwin 6765 Interior Escutcheon Plate - Cut for Cylinder For Hollow Metal and Wood Door Handing:Left Hand
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 25019524283
Price: 37.20 USD
Availability: InStock
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Description

Adams Rite 4565 Lever Handles Baldwin 6765 Interior Escutcheon Plate Cut for Cylinder For Hollow Metal and Wood Door Handing:Left Hand For Hollow Metal and Wood Frames 18 (materials and Finishes) Plain Bearing Standard Weight For Standard weight doors receiving low frequency service Designed to operate 4300 these handles incorporate an activator cam disc that mounts on the handles escutcheon and fits solidly into the cylinder hole of the latch

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