Olympus - FC10 - N Series File Cabinet Lock - 3/4" Barrel Diameter - Satin Chrome - Optional Keying - Grade 1 Surveillance System Accessories Handing: Non-handed Spring: Shock absorbing

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Olympus FC10 N Series File Cabinet Lock 3 4" Barrel Diameter Satin Chrome Optional Keying Grade 1 Surveillance System Accessories Handing: Non handed Spring: Shock absorbing Handing: Non handed Spring: Shock absorbing spring provides 3° to 5° cushion before dead stop Material: Stainless Steel Finish: Satin Stainless Steel Mounting Style: Concealed Certification: ANSI Code C01531 Supports engine computer change and ISN read making it the preferred choice of institutional locksmiths cylinder retainer staple and removable bezel ring make rekeying fast and easy Retrofit Replacement for HON F24 F28 style vertical file cabinet locks Standard function Key removable in locked or unlocked position Body Zinc die cast Cylinder Zinc die cast

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