Zriyin Automatic Sensor Doors Closer Punch-Free Automatic Telescopic Sliding Door,White

Zriyin Automatic Sensor Doors Closer Punch-Free Automatic Telescopic Sliding Door,White Description

Features: * brand new and high quality *Quick installation, non-porous glue installation, firmness without damaging the wall, easy installation, high temperature resistance *For walls that cannot be fixed with glue, you can also choose to fix them with screws *The high-quality P12 steel wire rope has passed 50,000 times of tensile test and rebound test, with strong tensile force *With , anti-corrosion, non-rusting, stable, wear-resistant, weatherproof, hydraulic, quiet and safe closing device *1.2m Household Automatic Door Closers Punch-free Stickers Sliding Doors Simple Buffer Closing Stainless Steel Portable Tension Closing Device *Use: Suitable for car doors, or doors with a stronger closing force. Left and right doors, wooden doors and some metal doors, residential doors and commercial doors, internal and external door closers, fire doors, door closer specifications can be selected according to needs Specifications: Material: ABS+Stainless steel Color: Black, White Tensile strength: 500g Cable length: 1.2m Wire diameter: 1.2mm/0.05in Product size: 63*63*16mm/2.48*2.48*0.63in Package Includes: 1*Automatic door closer Note: 1. The real color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of your monitor and light brightness. 2. Please allow slight manual measurement deviation for the data. brand new and high quality Quick installation, non-porous glue installation, firmness without damaging the wall, easy installation, high temperature resistance For walls that cannot be fixed with glue, you can also choose to fix them with screws The high-quality P12 steel wire rope has passed 50,000 times of tensile test and rebound test, with strong tensile force With , anti-corrosion, non-rusting, stable, wear-resistant, weatherproof, hydraulic, quiet and safe closing device