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0363

Product Description

Model 0363 is a full extension, two-way travel slide that provides access from both sides of installations. Full extension in both directions from a center detent essentially doubles the slide travel.

This product expands design options in kitchen islands, dining or entertainment bars, medical and industrial supply carts; or provides interior/exterior access in applications such as drive-through pharmacies or banks.

Offering a 100-pound load rating, it is tested to 80,000 cycles. Available with zinc finish in lengths of 16", 20", 24", and 28".

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