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Anti-rotation bracket
To enable the installation of 90° locks with hole punching "Combi" also in round holes. Suitable for mounting such locks in e.g. doors made of wood, fiberglass, etc. The washer is attached by drilling 2 Ø 4 mm holes in the door on each side of the mounting hole (Ø 23 mm), whereby the washer is pressed in from the inside of the door. Finally, the lock is mounted in the "Combi" hole punch.
- For 90° lock
- Hole pattern Ø23 mm
- For mounting in wood or fiberglass
- Fastens in 2x Ø4mm holes
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| Material | Zinc |
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Product description
To enable the installation of 90° locks with hole punching "Combi" also in round holes. Suitable for mounting such locks in e.g. doors made of wood, fiberglass, etc. The washer is attached by drilling 2 Ø 4 mm holes in the door on each side of the mounting hole (Ø 23 mm), whereby the washer is pressed in from the inside of the door. Finally, the lock is mounted in the "Combi" hole punch.
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