Olympus - 725ML - SFIC Mortise Latch Door & Drawer Cabinet Lock - BEST SFIC - 1-1/16" Cylinder Length - Polished Chrome - Optional Handing - Optional Reverse Latch - Grade 1 Handing:Right Handed Permanent Cylinder: Sold Separately Keyway:

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Olympus 725ML SFIC Mortise Latch Door & Drawer Cabinet Lock BEST SFIC 1 1 16" Cylinder Length Polished Chrome Optional Handing Optional Reverse Latch Grade 1 Handing:Right Handed Permanent Cylinder: Sold Separately Keyway: Permanent Cylinder: Sold Separately Keyway: 7 Pin XC Keyway Keying: Keyed Alike Finish: 26D Satin Chrome Plated Certifications: UL cUL Listed for 3 Hour Doors Warranty: 10 Year Manufacturer Warranty Support reading security code and Immobiliser for the 3 Accepts Best Included Accessories 725 1 spacer to fit 6 or 7 pin cores725 SP ML slotted lipped strike725 PA plastic thumbturn

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