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Cut Out
cut out
The deletion or withholding of a trade from clearance.
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Also in the NRM series are equivalents for 16.6mm x 19.1mm double D type hole cut outs. The NRSM supplied with standard inserts and the NS5M with KA or KD key cylinders.
More than 200 people stood with one of six four-foot-high Little Guy cut outs that were placed around Capitol Hill.
In response to several customer requests, Bowjax now offers the Monster RizrJax[TM], an accessory dampener that's attached through your bow's riser cut outs. A pair of RizrJax applies four dampeners against your riser to reduce hand shock and vibration.
Numerous Dies for different types of leather cut outs. Perfect for a family business.
Mats are also available in yellow for greater visibility, and special angles and cut outs for uniquely-shaped areas and customized cable locations.
Built around pre-wired Jumbo or KEL glands for side, front, top or bottom entry of electrical enclosures, the plate comprises a two-part base plate with pre-fabricated cut outs. The plate is installed by pushing the halves together, after the cable entry frames have been assembled in the switch or control cabinet.
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