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CRAFTSMAN 3000 Series 54-in W x 24.5-in H 6-Drawer Steel Tool Chest (Red) PVC Tiles DCW600B electronic brake slows the per panel

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CRAFTSMAN 3000 Series 54 in W x 24.5 in H 6 Drawer Steel Tool Chest (Red) PVC Tiles DCW600B electronic brake slows the per panel DCW600B electronic brake slows the motor down faster after the unit is shut off the door is bored and ready for lockset and deadbolt 5 Actual Width (Inches) 54 Primary Material Steel Drawer Weight Capacity (lbs ) 200 Color Finish Family Red Warranty 10 year limited Manufacturer Color Finish Red and Black Lock Type Built in lock Number of Drawers 6 Re Key Technology Traditional Soft Close Yes Total Cubic Inches 24476 Brand Model Compatibility CRAFTSMAN tool cabinet model CMST25480RB Full Extension Drawers Yes Steel Gauge 18 Work Surface Included No Work Surface Material N A Liner(s) Included Yes Liner Material Foam Powder coated No Assembly Required None CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Handle(s) Included Yes UNSPSC 24112400

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