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Large scale letter box HxWxD 443 x 330 x 142 mm

  • Folding sloped top as deposit slot
  • Lockable with cylinder lock, incl. 2 keys
Ref.: 454109 10
Large scale letter box, HxWxD 443 x 330 x 142 mm, blue
Price / items (Excl. VAT)
€ 155.00
 
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Product description
This large capacity letterbox offers plenty of space for your letters and mail, and appeals with its timeless design.

Dimensions H x W x D 443 x 330 x 142 mm.
Deposit opening height 35 mm.
Weight 2.9 kg.
  • Folding sloped top as deposit slot
  • Lockable with cylinder lock, incl. 2 keys
Technical data
Overall height443 mm
Overall width330 mm
Overall depth142 mm
Materialsheet steel, powder coated
Finishpowder coated
Coloursignal blue RAL 5005
Weight1.7 kg
Lock typecylinder lock with two keys
Number of access openings1 pcs.
Material of access flapsheet steel, powder coated
Deposit opening height35 mm
Product typeletter boxes
Suppliedassembled
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Product guide
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Environment Product Guide
Handling and care of furniture and equipment made of stainless steel

Non-magnetisable chrome nickel steel and magnetisable chrome steel are labelled as non-rusting stainless steel, as they have a chrome component of at least 12 %.

Non-rusting stainless steel is corrosion resistant due to a passive layer, which forms on the surface of the metal when it is exposed to oxygen. The oxygen available in the air is sufficient for this. If this passive layer is damaged by mechanical stress or chemically destroyed, and reformation is also inhibited by a lack of oxygen, this will result in corrosion damage - even on stainless steel. Furthermore, non-rusting stainless steel is also not entirely resistant to some chemical compounds. Such compounds include hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid and caustic soda.

In certain conditions and over the course of time, heavy layers of dirt which contain chlorous salts or extraneous rust can lead to discolourations or corrosion on the surface of the steel.