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Adams Rite - 8400 - Narrow Stile - Mortise Exit Device - Aluminum Anodized - 1-1/2" Backset - Optional Handing - 42" Handing:RHR - Right Hand Reverse Finish US32D Satin Stainless Steel

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Adams Rite 8400 Narrow Stile Mortise Exit Device Aluminum Anodized 1 1 2" Backset Optional Handing 42" Handing:RHR Right Hand Reverse Finish US32D Satin Stainless Steel Finish US32D Satin Stainless Steel Handing Field Reversible Device Type Exit Device Trim Lever Type Dane Lever Lever Projection 2 1 4" Rose Dimensions: 3 1 2" Door Thickness For 1 3 4" thick doors only Functions Key in Lever Keyway Falcon “C” keyway A23160 Compatibility 19 R 19 V Series Exit Devices Warranty 10 year warranty Certifications: ANSI A156 With Trim Plate Door Preparation: 1 5 8" [41 Designed for use in single door applications

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