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G Handles | TESA catalogue 21 Addressed basically to institutional and commercial buildings with high traffic and subject to extreme conditions. They are applicable to all kind of : RF doors, panic exit devices, fire doors, fixings for fixed through bolts, applications for double follower locks, etc. Stainless steel AISI 316L finish It is an austenitic steel with molybdenum, low carbon content (18% chromium, 11% nickel, 2% molybdenum). Molybdenum protects stainless steel from pitting corrosion, which is common in industrial or seaside environments. Features Recoil spring protected by an acetate resin cartridge for maximum corrosion resistance. Fixing with floating or fixed through bolts, for maximum traction resistance. Fixing with TESA expansion spindles, ensuring high traction resistance. Hidden screws in order to avoid handles from being theft. Regulations It meets the requisites of the UNE-EN 1906 standard for architectural fittings. It is also way above the maximum grade of the corrosion resistance standard UNE-EN 1670. Excellent resistance to chemical attacks. Fixing system Depending on each model, fixing is carried out with fixed through bolts,, floating through bolts, or coach screws straight onto the door’s leaf. Institutional stainless AISI 316L handle www.baygar.com