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(888) 312-8812 Login SignupGROTE 12293-3 8" Round Convex Mirrors with Center-Mount Ball-Stud - w/ Attached "L" Bracket, Stainless Steel, Multi Pack
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GROTE 12293-3 Part Description
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Technical specifications
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Finish: | Stainless |
| Housing Color: | Silver |
| Mounting Type: | Bracket |
| Size: | 8" |
| Reflective: | 46.7 sq. in. |
| Reflective Area: | 46.7 sq.in. |
| Style: | Convex |
Each of Grote's 8" round convex mirrors contain an 1/4" UNC female ball stud and a three-screw stud that tightens firmly. The painted mirrors feature rugged powder-coat finishes and the heated mirror includes a 60" two-conductor jacketed blunt-cut cable and adhesive heater board.
Features & Benefits
- Bulk Pack
- Three-screw stud tightens firmly and adhesive heater board
- Includes 60" two-conductor jacketed blunt-cut cable and adhesive heater board
- 1/4" UNC female ball stud
- Painted mirrors feature rugged powder coat finish
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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GROTE 12293-3 Manufacturer Information
Established in 1901, Grote® is a world-class manufacturer and supplier of light components and smart visibility systems for heavy duty vehicles. From LED beacons to trailer connectors, Grote products provide effective solutions and added value to its customers in the agricultural, construction, freight, and mining industries. The company has been a major supplier to commercial vehicle manufacturers, utilizing the latest quality planning techniques and manufacturing systems as well as rigorous environmental testing to maintain their competitive edge. Grote also works closely with OEM distributors and fleet managers in developing new ways to maximize the efficiency of their products according to the demands of the market.
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