Patriot Model 170 Wall Mount Swipe Card ID Badge Rack for Vertical (Portrait Style) Badges Rack, 25 Pockets- Almond
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Patriot Model 170 Wall Mount Swipe Card ID Badge Rack for Vertical (Portrait Style) Badges Rack, 25 Pockets- Almond
- PATRIOT MODEL 170H Swipe Card ID Badge Racks fit Portrait Style cards up to 2-1/2" wide. Use it for ID cards, visitor badges, credit cards and much more. Secure facilities, visitor booths, churches, synagogues, orrection facilities and restaurants love this rack for its versatility. Our ID badge racks make it easy to see who is in and who is out.
- DIMENSIONS: 25 Slots or Pockets, 2-1/2" Pocket Width, 2-1/2" Pocket Depth, Card Exposure: 5/8 Pocket Thickness: 1/8", Suggested Card Height 3-1/4" , Overall: 21-7/8 H x 3-1/4 W x 1-1/8 D, Also Available in a 40 Pocket Version Patriot Model 170-0001. For Horizontal Badges see Liberty Model 190H-0001.
- CONSTRUCTION: Cold-Rolled All Steel Construction with a Durable Baked-On Finish for Years of Duty. Made in the USA. Top Quality!
- COLOR: This Rack is ALMOND (gloss) Email or Call Us for other than Almond. This Finish is Available in 13 Colors: Gray (hammer-tone), Black (semi-gloss), White (gloss), Ivory (gloss), Almond (gloss), Sepia (gloss), Brown (gloss), Red (gloss), Orange (gloss), Yellow (gloss), Green,(gloss) Blue (gloss), Fluorescent Yellow (gloss). New (1) from $65.88 + $12.13 Shipping
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