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· P - Prime painted steel
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This is an economical alternative to aluminum for interior applications. The hatch is prime
coated with a rust inhibitive primer for painting.
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· G - Hot dip Galvanized Steel
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Carbon steel with a thin zinc layer for an increased level of corrosion resistance. (No Picture
Available)
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· S - Stainless Steel #304
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This is used in applications where certain corrosive chemicals may affect aluminum and
galvanized steel.
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· T - Stainless Steel #316
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Provides the maximum level of corrosion resistance available. The non-skid tape provides a high
traction surface.
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| ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: |
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· H - H-20 certified concentrated loading capacity
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(16,000 lb. concentrated load) For infrequent off-street wheel loads and areas where extra heavy
loading may occur.
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· P - Padlock hasp through door
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A simple hasp through the door that allows the hatch to be locked by a padlock.
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· R - Recessed padlock hasp with hinged cover
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Used in situations where security and traffic are important, this hasp is concealed under a lid
that is flush with the hatch.
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· M- Mortise cam lock preparation
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A high security option that allows the hatch to receive a mortise cylinder with an extended
cam.
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· D - Detention lock preparation
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Used where maximum security is required. The door is prepared to receive a detention deadbolt
lock.
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· V - PVC Protectant
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A peel-off film standard on all precast hatches. It is available on all floor hatches upon
request.
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· C - Safety chain option
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Provides a preventive barrier around the hatch opening. (No Picture Available)
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· I - Insulation
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Provides an acoustical barrier which has an R-value of 3.8 @ 75 degrees. *Not available for H-20
floor doors. (No Picture Available)
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