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    High-Temperature Door Strips

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Door Strips. High-Temperature Door Strips.
    The holes are already punched in these strips for convenient installation. Able to handle temperatures up to 500° F, they can be used near ovens and furnaces. Use them to replace worn strips or create custom strip doors.
    Strip
    Lg.,
    ft.
    Mounting
    Hole Dia.
    Mounting Hole
    Ctr.-to-Ctr.
    Material
    Texture
    Clarity
    For Use
    Outdoors
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Each
    Gray Strip
     
    8" Wd. × 0.01" Thick. Strips
    73/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A32000000
    83/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3100000
    93/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3300000
     
    12" Wd. × 0.01" Thick. Strips
    83/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3400000
    93/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3500000
    103/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3600000
    123/8"2"Silicone-Coated FiberglassSmoothOpaqueYes-65 to 5001140A3700000
     

    Insect Screening

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Insect Screening.
    Keep bugs out of your space without blocking airflow or light. When choosing a screen, there are two factors that affect airflow and visibility: mesh size and wire diameter. The higher the mesh size, the smaller the holes. The thicker the wire diameter, the sturdier and tougher the screen.
    These screens are made with materials that won’t corrode when exposed to weather.
    Metal screens are stronger and more durable than fiberglass screens. They also hold up better against extreme temperatures. The wires won’t stretch, sag, or tear over time and have good visibility. Though, they’re less forgiving during installation compared to fiberglass screens, so they can get dented.
    Fiberglass
    Fiberglass screens are easy to install because they’re flexible and won’t crease or dent. However, they tear and fray more easily than metal screens and can be damaged if exposed to harsh outdoor conditions.
    16 × 18—16 × 18 mesh size with a 0.011" wire diameter is the most common combination—it balances good visibility and airflow with durability.
    20 × 20—20 × 20 mesh size screens have such small openings that tiny insects, such as gnats and sand flies, can’t get through.
    Wd.
    Mesh
    Size
    Wire
    Dia.
    Choose a Color
    7 ft.
    Long
    25 ft.
    Long
    100 ft.
    Long
    24"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray, Gray1017A8500000000000000000
    30"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray1017A8600000000000000
    36"14 × 18
    		0.013"Dark Gray1017A10600000—000000
    36"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray, Gray1017A8700000000000000
    36"20 × 20
    		0.013"Dark Gray1017A1040000000000000000
    42"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray, Gray1017A8800000000000000
    48"14 × 18
    		0.013"Dark Gray1017A10800000—000000
    48"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray, Gray1017A8900000000000000
    48"20 × 20
    		0.013"Dark Gray1017A1050000000000000000
    60"16 × 18
    		0.011"Dark Gray, Gray1017A910000000000000000
    60"20 × 20
    		0.013"Dark Gray1017A117——000000

    Keyed Push-to-Close Locking Latches with Handle and Emergency Release

    Image of ProductInUse. Door Offset. Front orientation. Contains Annotated, Border. Push-to-Close Latches. Keyed Push-to-Close Locking Latches with Handle and Emergency Release.
    Image of ProductInUse. Side1 orientation. Contains Annotated. Push-to-Close Latches. Keyed Push-to-Close Locking Latches with Handle and Emergency Release.

    Door Offset

    Image of Product. Style 1. Front orientation. Contains Annotated, MultipleImages. Push-to-Close Latches. Keyed Push-to-Close Locking Latches with Handle and Emergency Release, Chrome-Plated Zinc Alloy—Polished, Style 1.

    Style 1

    An emergency release gives you a way to escape if the door closes with you or someone else inside the enclosure. These locking latches hold doors shut when pushed closed. Mount these locking latches horizontally to the face of doors on refrigerators and industrial enclosures with the strike plate mounted on the frame. They're keyed alike, so they’re good if you need several locks that open with the same key. The rod for the emergency release is replaceable.
    Locking latches have an adjustable strike plate to compensate for changes in offset caused by sagging doors and worn or flattened gaskets. Door offset is the space between the door face and the frame when the door is closed.
    Latches
    Replacement
    Emergency Release Handles
    Mounting Hole
    Ctr.-to-Ctr.
    Strike Plate Mounting
    Hole Ctr.-to-Ctr.
    Mounting
    Style
    For Door
    Offset
    Lg.
    Projection
    For Max. Padlock
    Shackle Dia.
    (A)
    (B)
    (C)
    (D)
    (E)
    (F)
    Fasteners
    Included
    Screw Size
    No. of Keys
    Included
    Each
    Each
    Chrome-Plated Zinc Alloy—Polished
     
    Fiberglass Emergency Release Rod and Plastic Handle
    1-1/8" to 1/4"11"2 1/4"5/16"3 3/8"2 1/8"2 1/2"15/16"2 5/16"2 9/16"No1/4", No. 10
    		21354A42400000001354A47000000
    13/4" to 1 1/2"11"2 1/4"5/16"3 3/8"2 1/8"2 1/2"15/16"2 5/16"2 9/16"No1/4", No. 10
    		21354A4540000001354A4700000
     
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