Advance Tabco FC-1-1818-X Wall Mounted Sink 18 in x 18 in, 304
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Progressive Hardware Co., Inc.
A 9/32-inch square swivel spindle with 20 threads per inch and a stop, finished in satin chrome for surface-mount mortise locksets
The Progressive Hardware 45-20-P is a satin-chrome swivel spindle designed for surface-mount mortise locksets and compatible hardware. It fits doors that require a 9/32-inch square shaft with 20 threads per inch and a built-in stop.
The spindle threads directly into the lock body using the 20 TPI specification, so no specialised equipment is needed. Builders who need a different shaft length, square size or thread pitch should select an alternative spindle.
| Brand | Progressive Hardware Co., Inc. |
|---|---|
| Model | 45-20-P |
| Finish | Satin Chrome |
| Type | Spindle |
Operate the lockset handles; the swivel spindle should rotate smoothly and the stop must engage without binding.
The package contains the 45-20-P satin chrome spindle only; handles, mortise lockset and mounting screws are sold separately.
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