Jackson Panic Device 1085 And 1095 Dogging Pin
The Jackson Panic Device 1085 And 1095 Dogging Pin is the piece that keeps the hardware in the open position during business hours. It is activated by pressing the crossbar and then turning the flat head screw driver head. The pin is held in the housings with a screw, which is located on the back of the housing. This pin has been used since about 1988 or so, the old style are no longer made, but they had a roll pin that was used to hold it in place. This package comes with a new spring, set screw and the pin. The Jackson part number on this is 30-1115.
The Jackson Panic Device 1085 And 1095 Dogging Pin is the piece that keeps the hardware in the open position during business hours. It is activated by pressing the crossbar and then turning the flat head screw driver head. The pin is held in the housings with a screw, which is located on the back of the housing. This pin has been used since about 1988 or so, the old style are no longer made, but they had a roll pin that was used to hold it in place. This package comes with a new spring, set screw and the pin. The Jackson part number on this is 30-1115.
| Part # | G108554 |
|---|---|
| Availability | In Stock |
| Manufacturer | Jackson Exit Device |
| Short Description | The Jackson Panic Device 1085 And 1095 Dogging Pin is the piece that keeps the hardware in the open position during business hours. It is activated by pressing the crossbar and then turning the flat head screw driver head. The pin is held in the housings with a screw, which is located on the back of the housing. This pin has been used since about 1988 or so, the old style are no longer made, but they had a roll pin that was used to hold it in place. This package comes with a new spring, set screw and the pin. The Jackson part number on this is 30-1115. |
| Description | The Jackson Panic Device 1085 And 1095 Dogging Pin is the piece that keeps the hardware in the open position during business hours. It is activated by pressing the crossbar and then turning the flat head screw driver head. The pin is held in the housings with a screw, which is located on the back of the housing. This pin has been used since about 1988 or so, the old style are no longer made, but they had a roll pin that was used to hold it in place. This package comes with a new spring, set screw and the pin. The Jackson part number on this is 30-1115. |
