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Major HIT-60

Name: Major HIT-60 Drill Guide w/ Drill Bit for Electrified Lock Wire Run Through Door
Brand: Major Manufacturing
SKU: Major HIT-60
Price: 731.73 USD

Major HIT-60 Drill Guide w/ Drill Bit for Electrified Lock Wire Run Through Door

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Major HIT-60 Drill Guide w/ Drill Bit for Electrified Lock Wire Run Through Door

Price: $731.73 USD

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Major HIT-60 Drill Guide for Electrified Lock Wire Run Through Door

Drill Guide for Electrified Lock Wire Run Through Door
The HIT-60 drill guide provides an easy and accurate way to drill the wire raceway required for electrified locks
Simply drill from a hinge cut out to the desired location on the opposite side of the door
In most cases the door can remain mounted in the jamb, it just needs to be able to open about 100 degrees for clearance
The HIT-60 drill guide can be adjusted to the angle from door hinge to lock
Both drill guide and clamps are rubber lined to protect the door and provide a positive grip
Standard HIT-60 will drill a 1-3/4" door with a 3/8" diameter hole
A 48" carbide drill bit is supplied with the HIT-60
Intended for use on non-fired rated doors only
Packing & Sold as: Each.
Note: Unit of measure is EA. When you buy a quantity of 1 you will get one piece. Price is for one piece.

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Questions and Answers

Q: Could this work for a honeycomb-filled metal door? The problems I forsee: (1) tear up the honeycomb instead of drill through it, (2) the mortise area is surrounded by a metal box which the long bit would have to drill through if I start from the hinge side.

A: I agree the honeycomb will not yield to drilling as elegantly as other materials. Regarding the hole that you need to put into the back of the reinforcement box youre not going to want to drill that from the hinge side. Use a shorter drill boat and drill this through the 86 cavity.

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