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Defective products will be repaired or replaced as directed by the individual manufacturers warranty. Use Of This Catalog - The intent of this document is to provide accurate information and references to select proper products for specific jobs. Always consult with factory specifications, instructions and local codes if there are any questions. Omaha Wholesale Hardware assumes no liability for information supplied in regards to accuracy, completeness and interpretation. Omaha Wholesale Hardware TOLL FREE 1-800-238-4566 1201 Pacific Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68108 Omaha Phone 1-402-444-1650 / FAX 1-800-538-4566 Table of Contents iiiI Description PGS Description PGS Description PGS CONTENTS A D TABLE OF A-1 Batteries 353 Deadbolts 300-307 Car-openers 248 Bio-metric 40-41 Deadlatches 300-307 Key Blanks 155 Bit Grinding Attach. 423 DECO (Mobile Home) Key Machines 189 Bit tips & accessories 391-393 Key Blanks 156 Misc. Tools-Lksth 260-261 BLAZER DIAMOND 390-391 DETEX Picks & Pullers 234-235 Blow Guns 438 Electr. Acc. Ctrls 36 Abrasive Wheels 389 Books 308-311 Exit Devices 22-23 Abrasives 324-325,327 Boring Tools 320-323 DIMARK 312 ABUS 287 Boring Tools-Masonry 320-321 DML 388, 391-393 Access Controls: 36-56 Boring Tools-Metal 322 DONEGAN 261-262 Electronic 36-45 Boring Tools-Wood 322-323 Door Bolts 136-137 Bio-metric 40-41 BRIGGS & STRATTON 228, 287 Door Closers 1-19 Mech. Acc. Ctrl Lks 46-48 Brooms & Mops 345-346 Door Coordinators 135 Electromech. Access 52-56 Brushes 344-345 Door Holders 133-135 Control Locks Builders Hardware 118-144 Door Hooks 140-141 ADAMS RITE Door Pulls 138-141 Electric Strikes 100 C Door Slots 141 Exit Devices 20 Door Stops 135 Key Blanks 155 Cabinet Hardware 142 Door Views 141 Locks 63-64 Calipers 426-427 Doors 2-6 Magnetic Locks 58 Cam Locks 291-293 DOR-O-MATIC Adhesives 325-326 Cams 300-307 Door Closers 9 AERO 213-216 Car-openers 248-259 Exit Devices 23-24 Air Gauges 439 Casters 440 DORMA Air Hoses 439 Caulks 328-330 Door Closers 9-10 Air Tool Fittings 438-439 CCL Exit Devices 25 Air Tool Filters 439 Cam Locks 291 Drawer Locks 293-297 Air Tool Regulators 439 Dwr/File/Misc Lks 293 DREMEL 393-395 ALMONT 287 Padlocks 288 Drill Bits See Boring Tools AMERICAN 226 Chain 334-335 AMERICAN PADLOCKS Chain Accessories 335-337 E Key Blanks 155 CHANNELLOCK 397-399 Ear Plugs 437 Padlocks 288 CHARLEY BAR 138 Electric Strikes 100-109 Anchors 313-320 CHICAGO LOCK Electrical 347-352 Anchors-Drywall/Hollow 313-314, 316 Cam Locks 291 Electrical Cords 347-348 Anchors-Masonry 315, 317- 318 Code Books 308 Electromechanical Anchors-Powder Actuated 319 Dwr/File/Misc Lks 293-294 Access Control Locks 52-56 Angle Iron 441-442 Key Blanks 155 Electronic Acc. Cntrls 36-45 Anvil-mini 276 Lock Pins & Kits 228 ENDERES TOOLS 429-430 Aprons 434 Switch Locks 297 ESP ARROW 300 Chisels 418 Automotive Locks 286 ASI 146-149 Circle Cutters 422 Cam Locks 291-292 ALL LOCK Clamps 395-396 Car-openers 248 Automotive Locks 286-287 Cleaning Products 346-347 Dwr/File/Misc Lks 294-295 Lock Pins & Kits 227-228 Code Cards 197-199 Key Accessories 216-217 ASP Computer Software 308-311 Key Blank Asst. 185-186 Automotive Locks 285-286 Concrete 433 Key Blanks 156 Lock Pins & Kits 226-227 Concrete Tools 431-433 Key Machines 190-191 Automotive Locks 285-286 Cores 300-307 Lock Pins & Kits 228 Awls 423 Crow Bars 359 B CuttingTools 409-413 CYBERLOCK 45 Backsets 300-307 Cylinders 300-307 BARGMAN-TRAILER 293 Friendly, Knowledgeable Staff Available to Help Find What Your Looking For. Omaha Phone 1-402-444-1650 / FAX 1-800-538-4566 -- M-F, 7:30am to 5:30pm CST IIiv Table of Contents Description PGS Description PGS Description PGS F K HPC FALCON Books & Software 309-311 KABA-ILCO Electromech. Lks 49 Car-Openers 249-253 Mech. Acc. Ctrl Lks 46-48 Key Blanks 156 Code Cards 197-199 KEEDEX Lock Parts 300 Lock Guards 137-138 TABLE OF Key Accessories 217 CONTENTS Locks 65-66 Key Cabinets 223-225 Misc. Tools-Lksth 272-274 Fasteners 353-358 & Accs. Key Accessories 213-222 Fastening Tools 418-422, Key Machines 191-196 Key Blank Assortments 185-188 429-430 & Accs Key Blank Twrs/Displays 187-188 File Locks 293-297 Misc. Tools-Lksth 264-271 Key Blanks 155-185 Files 264 Picks & Picksets 236-241 Key Boxes 225, 312 Files 403-404 Safes 312 Key Cabinets & Acc. 223-225 Filler Pieces 135 HUDSON Key Machines 189-212 Finishing Tools & Blades 413 Code Book 308 Key Stamps & Kits 284 Flashlights 352 Key Blanks 157 Kickplates 140 Floor Stops 136 Knee Pads 435 FOLGER ADAMS Knife Blades 412-413 Electric Strikes 101-103 I Knives 411-412 FORNEY 389 ILCO KSP FORT LOCK Key Accessories 217-218 Lock Parts 303 Cam Locks 292 (depth key sets, etc.) Misc. Tools-Lksth 275 Dwr/File/Misc. Lks 295 Key Blanks 158-176 KWIKSET Key Blanks 157 Key Machines 200-208 Key Blanks 181 Pins & Kits 229 & Accessories Lock Parts 303-304 Switch Locks 297 Key Towers 186-187 Locks 67-77 Frames 1, 7-8 Lock Parts 301-302 Misc. Tools-Lksth 275 Funnels 347, 437 Locks 66 Pins & Kits 229 Mailbox Locks 298 L G Misc. Tools-Lksth 271 Picks & Picksets 242-243 LAB Gas Cans 437 Pins & Kits 229 Misc.
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