Width of Mounting Bracket for the for Cam-Door Lock part # 383200

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Please refer to the attached picture for specifics on the part I am referencing. We acquired 3 of these last year and are about to acquire more however our engineers need to factor in the width of the fixed portion of the lock, the piece that receives the cam which is mounted to the trailer and not the door. I just need to know how wide it is. Thank you.

asked by: Steve W

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I went out into our warehouse and measured the width of the bracket that accepts the cam door lock and found it to be 1-5/16 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Width of Mounting Bracket for the for Cam-Door Lock part # 383200

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