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Olympus - 721DW - IC Core Deadbolt Cabinet Drawer Lock - BEST SFIC - 1-1/4" Cylinder Length - Long Bolt - Polished Brass - Optional Key Retaining - Optional High Security - Grade 1 Key Retaining:No Key Retaining Function 3/4" deadlocking Pullman-type latch bolt

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Olympus 721DW IC Core Deadbolt Cabinet Drawer Lock BEST SFIC 1 1 4" Cylinder Length Long Bolt Polished Brass Optional Key Retaining Optional High Security Grade 1 Key Retaining:No Key Retaining Function 3 4" deadlocking Pullman type latch bolt 3 4" deadlocking Pullman type latch bolt P P00 100 Spings Key removable in locked position only with key retaining option Interchangeable Core Best Compatible (Small Format) Cabinet Drawer Deadbolt Lock

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