Premco PR102F61/2G Latch Chrome W/Flush strike/Ir
$211.99
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$256.64
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
| Length | 10 3/4" Latch | 273 mm Latch |
| Width | 3" Strike | 76 mm Strike |
| Height | 4 5/16" Overall | 110 mm Overall |
| Plating | Chrome-Plated |
| Type | Inside Release For Doors Up To 6"(152Mm) Thick |
| Offset | Flush . |
Description
The Premco PR102F61/2G Latch Chrome with Flush Strike functions as an aluminum door latch that offers secure locking alongside easy access. This product accommodates doors measuring up to 6" in thickness because it features a 10 3/4" latch length combined with a 3" strike width. This product features chrome plating on top of its framework which provides long-lasting protection while having a contemporary look. This latch operates smoothly because of its flush offset design and users can unlock it easily through its inside release feature. The latch serves different residential and improve doors by delivering lasting security capabilities together with user-Interfaceoperation.
More Information:
Step1: Ensure the door or panel is properly aligned.
Step2: Position the latch in the mounting hole.
Step3: Secure with screws included, tightening evenly.
Step4: Test the latch movement to confirm smooth operation.
Step5: Avoid over-tightening screws to prevent damage.
Step6: Keep hands clear of moving parts during installation.
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What maintenance is required for the Premco PR102F61/2G Latch?
Regularly clean the latch with a soft cloth and mild detergent to prevent dirt buildup. Lubricate moving parts periodically to ensure smooth operation. Check for loose screws or misalignment. Proper maintenance ensures accurate performance and avoids accidental sticking or jamming.
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What are common issues with the Premco PR102F61/2G Latch?
- Latch sticking or failing to connect properly.
- Misalignment causing door or panel not to close securely.
- Corrosion or surface wear affecting smooth operation.
- Loose mounting screws leading to instability.