Specifications
| Product type | Building hardware |
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Hafele Mortice Jig is a tool that guides the machining tool designed specifically to guide the drilling bit to cut mortices for door locks and their faceplates.
Hafele Mortice Jig is a tool that guides the machining tool designed specifically to guide the drilling bit to cut mortices for door locks and their faceplates.
Hafele Mortice Jig is a tool that guides the machining tool designed specifically to guide the drilling bit to cut mortices for door locks and their faceplates.
The Stanton Desk keeps this product tied to its planning context, with type, measurements and occupancy cues available before ordering.
| Source product | Hafele DBB Lock Morticer Jig and Fittings with 3 Cutters 001.67.700 |
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| Supplier | Keelerhardware |
| Published price | Price on request |
| SKU | Not stated |
| Availability | Not stated |
| Size | Not stated on the live supplier page |
| Colour | Not stated on the live supplier page |
| Weight | Not stated on the live supplier page |
| Lead time | Not stated on the live supplier page |
| Phone | Not stated |
| Not stated | |
| Supplier page | Open supplier listing |
Live references come from the public supplier page when available. If the supplier does not publish a value, the page keeps the field explicit rather than inventing one.
| Product type | Building hardware |
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| Footprint | Supplier dimensions not stated |
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