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Accuride's Action-Assist Lends A Hand To Open & Close Drawers

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Monday, March 15, 2010

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The 3832 Action-Assist features a neutral zone where the drawer remains in a steady position.

Accuride (Santa Fe Springs, CA) presents the 3832 Action-Assist, a unique slide that helps users open and close drawers with ease. Based on natural elastic energy, the product is straightforward to install, intuitive, and economical. Features include:

A neutral zone where the drawer remains in a steady position.
An Action-Assist that pulls the drawer closed and has a 100 lbs. load rating.
No wires, transformers or the use of power resources.
RoHS compliance.
Operation is clean and renewable.
Available in lengths of 12” to 28” in a clear zinc or black finish.

For more information visit www.accuride.com

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