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PROBEBOX STEEL LOCKERS (450mm Deep)
PROBEBOX STEEL LOCKERS (450mm Deep)
SKU: SU1499
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ProbeBox steel lockers are manufactured in the UK to the highest standards using ACTIVECOAT, the high-tech anti-bacterial coating exclusive to Probe...
- Available in a range of colour options for both body and door (silver body colour shown)
- Available in a range of compartment sizes in a column. Each column is the same height
- Doors louvred for ventilation
- Strong and durable - full height and corner stiffeners on all doors
- Coat rail and hood supplied as standard with 1 and 2 door options
- Suitable for use in NON-HUMID environments only
- Two lock options available as standard - can be upgraded to coin return or coin retain lock
- Master keys available on request at extra cost
- Dimensions: (H)1800 x (W)300 x (D)450mm
| LOCK OPTIONS | |
| Probe Cam Lock (Type A)
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| Hasp and Staple (Type B)
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| Coin/Token Return/Retain Lock (Type H)
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QUALITY ASSURANCE
Probe Lockers are designed and manufactured in the UK, conforming to BS 4680:1996 ‘Standard Duty’ (excluding size specification), ISO 9001:2000 and Environmental Management System ISO 14001:2004 Probe products are manufactured in accordance with the Health & Safety certification OHSAS 18001
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| Body Colour |
White |
|---|---|
| Door Colour |
Red |
| Lock Type |
1x Cam Lock (Type A) |