1/8 Eclipse Partitions™ Installation Instructions partition system performance and void the product warranty. Parts List

1/8 Eclipse Partitions™

Installation Instructions

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Eclipse Partitions™ Installation Instructions Page 2

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Parts List ...................................................................................................................

Site Preparation ........................................................................................................

Installation .................................................................................................................

Feet & Posts ...................................................................................................

Headrail ..........................................................................................................

Leveling the Headrail ......................................................................................

Door Hinges....................................................................................................

Wall Brackets ..................................................................................................

Side Panels ....................................................................................................

Modular Side Panels ......................................................................................

Keepers ..........................................................................................................

Doors and Fixed Panels .................................................................................

Leveling the Doors ..........................................................................................

Door Hardware ...............................................................................................

Care & Maintenance..................................................................................................

Warranty ....................................................................................................................

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Preparation


Pre-Checks

Check materials received against pick ticket and layout drawings.

If parts are missing or product is damaged, contact your dealer.

Material Storage & Handling

Lay material flat, do not store against a wall or stack unevenly.

Leave protective masking on until installation is complete.

Protect from exposure to direct sunlight. Product is not intended for outdoor use.

Use care when handling the product with a forklift. Forks can easily damage the

material.

If banding is used, use protective corners to prevent indents from the bands.

Extreme heat warning: extreme elevation of surface temperature, which exceeds

that of normal exposure, can possibly cause the product to melt, sag, warp,

discolor, and increase expansion/contraction.

Excessive construction debris: it is important during construction that the product

surfaces stay clear from excessive build-up of dirt, sand, and dust from tile,

concrete, or other masonry products.

Do not use Eclipse Partitions™ toilet compartments as a work surface.

If build-up does occur, please refer to the Care and Maintenance section of this

installation guide for proper cleaning instructions.

Tools Needed

Level

Tape Measure

Circular Saw

Rubber Mallet

5/32” Hex Wrench

5/16” Masonry Bit

1/8”, 3/32”, 5/32”, 5/16” Drill Bits

T27 Torx Bit (Supplied by Scranton Products)

Chalk Line (Blue) or Laser Level

Electric or Battery Operated Drill

14” x 14” Spacer Blocks or Adjustable Supports

Factory Provided Drawings

Preparation


Understanding Your Factory Provided Drawings

1. O.A. – Overall dimension from the back wall to the front face of the door. For

example, when O.A. is 61” as shown in the drawing above, the side panel is 59

3/8” long.

2. H.R. – Headrail is supplied in 12” increments from 48” to 84” long. All of the

headrail supplied will be oversized and the installer must field trim to the proper

size.

3. Stall Widths

a. When shown in an application with one wall and one panel, the 36”

dimension is from the face of the side wall to the center line of the 1” thick

panel, thus giving you 35-1/2” clearance inside the stall.

i. The 34-3/4” dimension shown is from the face of the side wall to the

center of the 1-1/2” square post.

b. When shown in an application between two panels, the 36” dimension is

from the center line of one panel to the center line of the second panel,

thus giving you 35” clearance inside the stall.

i. The 36” dimension shown is from the center line of the 1-1/2”

square post to the center line of the next 1-1/2” square post.

Installation: Feet & Posts


Install the Feet

Locate and mark the center line from the back wall using factory provided

drawings and a chalk line parallel to the back wall.

Locate and mark the center line from the side wall to the first foot (HPS-EP)

where it intersects the chalk line, per factory provided drawings.

Locate and mark the center line from the first foot to the next foot, per factory

provided drawings. Repeat for each foot.

Center each foot at the intersection of the center lines measured above.

Mark the foot hole locations.

Pre-drill holes using a 5/16” masonry drill bit; insert plastic anchors (HFPA).

Secure feet to the floor using 1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS)

Continue to follow factory provided drawing to install the remaining feet.

Install the Posts

IMPORTANT! Posts are provided with pre-drilled holes for hardware and fastener

attachment. Hole patterns and locations differ for inswing (HPOSTIN-EP) and outswing

posts (HPOSTOUT-EP).

For inswing posts (HPOSTIN-EP) only, the post orientation is also dependent upon the

desired door swing direction.

Be sure to use the correct post, in the correct orientation, for the desired door swing.

Inswing Post (HPOSTIN-EP): See the diagram below and review the following

hole location descriptions:

o Side “A” Interior: Two holes located 1/2” from top and bottom; should

always face the stall interior.

NOTE: Each foot is 1-1/2” x

1-1/2” at the base of the foot



o Side “B” Hinge: Five countersink holes equally spaced along the vertical

center line of the post for side panel and fixed bracket attachment. Two

sets of (2) countersink holes located right of center for pivot hinge

attachment. The pivot hinge extends out from this side of the post.

o Side “C” Exterior: Two sets of (2) off-center holes near the top and bottom

for pivot hinge attachment; should always face the stall exterior.

o Side “D” Panel: Five countersink holes equally spaced along the vertical

center line of the post for side panel attachment. Two sets of (2)

countersink holes located towards the left side of the post for pivot hinge

attachment.

HPOSTIN-EP



To determine proper post orientation:

o Position side “A” Interior on the stall interior

o Looking at side “C” Exterior, the hinge

attachment holes should be as follows:

Left of center when the door hinges

from the right side of the stall and

opens on the left (when standing

outside the stall)

Right of center when the door hinges

from the left side of the stall and opens

on the right (when standing outside the

stall)

If holes are not in the proper location as described

above, rotate the post 180 degrees vertically such

that the bottom becomes the top and the top

becomes the bottom without rotating the post in the

horizontal plane.

Slide the post over the foot and secure using a 3/4”

Torx screw (HF75THS) in the hole located 1/2” from

the bottom of the post on side “A” Interior

ADA Outswing Post (HHPOSTOUT-EP): See the

diagram (right) and review the following hole

location descriptions:

o Side “A” Interior: Two holes located 1/2”

from top and bottom; should always face the

stall interior.

o Side “B” and “D” Hinge: Two sets of (2)

countersink holes centered on the post for

ADA outswing hinge attachment.

o Side “C” Exterior: There are no pre-drilled

holes on this surface.

Slide the post over the foot and secure using a 3/4”

Torx screw (HF75THS) in the hole located 1/2” from

the bottom of the post on side “A” Interior

HPOSTOUT-EP

Installation: Headrail


Install the Headrail

Insert the proper headrail cap as shown in the diagram below. Make sure the

cap is fully inserted and flush with the top of the post.

o A: Standard Headrail Cap (HRCAP-EP): Use where headrail is linear from

post to post.

o B: Headrail Wall Bracket (HRBR-EP): Use to attach headrail to the wall

and in an Alcove configuration where two sections of headrail meet

perpendicularly in a T-shape.

o C: Corner Headrail Cap (HRCCAP-EP): Use where two sections of

headrail meet perpendicularly in an L-shape, such as the return headrail in

an in-corner configuration.

NOTE: Do not secure headrail caps or headrail wall brackets until headrail

leveling is complete. See section below on how to level the headrail.

HEADRAIL CAPS



Field cut the fixed length headrail (HR36-EP to HR84-EP) to exact dimensions

needed using a circular saw with an appropriate blade for aluminum profiles.

IMPORTANT: Headrail is provided in 12” increments from 36” to 84”. Field cutting

is required for exact dimensions needed. Refer to factory provided drawing to

determine the fixed headrail length specified for each toilet compartment section.

When joining two pieces of linear headrail, center the

joining line on the center line of the post as shown in

the diagram to the right.

Place the field cut headrail over each headrail cap.

Do not secure headrail caps or headrail until the

headrail has been leveled across the entire system.

See section below on headrail leveling.

Level the Headrail

Identify the post in the highest point of the room. This cap should be fully

inserted and flush with the top of the post.

Identify the post in the lowest point of the room. Pull the headrail cap up until the

headrail is level.

Set the cap position using a 3/4” Torx screw (HF75THS) in the pre-drilled hole

located ½” from the top of the post.

Continue to level the headrail at each post by adjusting the height of each cap to

meet the leveled headrail.

Set the cap position in each remaining post using a 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS)

in the pre-drilled holes provided.

HEADRAIL JOINT



NOTE: Each cap has up to 1-1/2” of adjustability for headrail leveling. The cap is

hidden from view up to 1-1/4” of adjustability. When more than 1-1/4” of adjustability

is needed, the cap will be visible underneath the front skirt of the headrail.

Attach the Headrail

Locate the position of the headrail wall bracket (HRBR-EP) and mark the hole

locations.

Pre-drill the marked holes using a 5/16” drill bit; insert plastic anchors (HFPA).

Secure the headrail wall bracket to the wall using 2-1/2” Torx head screws

(HF25THS).

Lay the headrail over the headrail wall bracket and the headrail caps.

Check the headrail leveling one last time before securing the headrail to the

headrail wall bracket and the headrail caps through the back side of the headrail

using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS).

o Where two linear pieces of headrail meet, secure using two 3/4” Torx

screws as shown in the diagram below (right).

SECURE HEADRAIL TO CAPS USE 2 FASTENERS AT HEADRAIL JOINT



In an Alcove configuration, use a headrail wall bracket (HRBR-EP) to secure

Headrail 1 to Headrail 2 using 1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS) and a 3/4” Torx

screw (HF75THS).

Installation: Door Hinges


Install the Door Hinges

Inswing Pivot Hinges

Position the pivot hinge (HHKITIN-EP) on the post (HPOSTIN-EP) such that the

cover is in the same plane as side “A” Interior and the hinge extends out from

side “B” Hinge.

Secure the hinge to side “D” Panel using the binding post screws provided.

Secure the hinge on side “C” Exterior using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS).

ADA Outswing Hinges

Position the ADA outswing hinge (HHKITOUT-EP) on the post (HPOSTOUT-EP)

with the u-bracket wrapped around side “C” Exterior and the spring tension

adjustment up (see diagram below).

Secure the hinge to the post using the supplied binding posts (HFBPOUT-EP).

The binding posts should be centered in the vertical slots on the channel.

Installation: Wall Brackets


Install the Wall Brackets

Brackets are available in 54”, 61” and 71” lengths for use with 55”, 62” and 72” high side

panels, respectively. There are two types of wall brackets supplied with Eclipse

Partitions™:

T Brackets (HB54TA-EP, HB61TA-EP, HB71TA-EP)

For interior stalls where the side panel is not visible from the stall exterior.

Refer to factory provided drawings to locate and mark the center line of each side

panel on the back wall.

Center the T-bracket on the marked side panel center line such that the bottom

of the bracket is 1/2” above the desired side panel height above the finished

floor.

o For example: If the desired side panel height is 14” above the finished

floor, the bottom of the bracket should be 14-1/2”above the finished floor.

Mark the T-bracket hole locations on the back wall.


Secure the T-bracket to the wall using 1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS).

L Brackets (HB54LA-EP, HB61LA-EP, HB71LA-EP)

For exterior stalls where the side panel is visible from the stall exterior.

Refer to factory provided drawings to locate and mark the center line of each side

panel on the back wall.

Center the perpendicular leg of the L-bracket on the marked side panel center

line such that the bottom of the bracket is 1/2” above the desired side panel

height above the finished floor.

o For example: If the desired side panel height is 9” above the finished

floor, the bottom of the bracket should be 9-1/2” above the finished floor.

Mark the L-bracket hole locations on the back wall.


Secure the L-bracket to the wall using 1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS).

NOTE: For panel sizes between the standard sizes of 55”, 62” and 72”, the next

larger bracket will be supplied. These brackets will require filed cutting to obtain

the proper custom length. Custom length brackets should be cut 1” shorter than

the panel height. For example: A 65” panel will receive a 71” bracket that will

require field cutting to 64”.

Installation: Side Panels


Install the Side Panels

Slide the slotted edge of the side panel onto the T or L bracket.

Use spacer blocks or height adjustable supports to support the panel.

Place the panel at the desired height above the finished floor; plumb and level

the panel.

NOTE: The front edge of the panel should be flush with side “C” Exterior of the post.

Pre-drill the side panel and T or L bracket using a 5/32” drill bit with a 1/2” stop

and secure the side panel to the bracket using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS) as

shown in the diagram below (left).

Pre-drill the side panel through the post using a 5/32” drill bit with a 2” stop and

secure the panel to the post using 2-1/4” Torx screws (HF215THS) as shown in

the diagram below (right).

Installation: Side Panels


When side panels are adjacent to fixed panels, align the pre-drilled holes on the

longer leg of the fixed panel L-bracket (HB54LAFIX-EP, HB61LAFIX-EP,

HB71LAFIX-EP) with the pre-drilled holes on side “D” Hinge of the post

(HPOSTIN-EP).

Pre-drill the side panel through the bracket and post using a 5/32” drill bit with a

2” stop and secure the side panel and fixed panel bracket to the post (HPOSTIN-

EP) using 2-1/4” Torx screws (HF215THS) as shown in the diagram below.

Modular Side Panels

When panel heights exceed 55”, the side panel will consist of two modular pieces.

Modular side panels are mounted one on top of the other with straight cut edges

at the seam.

Modular panels can be mounted with the smaller panel on top or bottom,

depending on customer’s preference as shown in the diagram below.

Follow the instructions under “Install Side Panels” to install each modular panel.

Installation: Keepers


Install the Keepers

IMPORTANT: Keepers must be installed prior to installing fixed panels.

Keepers (HKA-EP) are mounted to side “C” Exterior” of a post (HPOSTIN-EP or

HPOSTOUT-EP) or to the front edge of the side panel as shown in the diagram

below (left).

Measure the desired location of the keeper above the finished floor.

Mark the keeper hole locations.

Pre-drill the marked holes using a 5/32” drill bit.

Secure the keeper using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS).

Use a slotted keeper (HKSMA-EP) when the door latch is next to a wall as shown

in the diagram below (right).

Measure the desired location of the keeper above the finished floor.

Mark the wall mounted keeper hole locations on the wall.


Secure the wall mounted keeper using 1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS).

Installation: Doors and Fixed Panels


Install the Doors and Fixed Panels

Refer to factory provided drawings for proper door type and size by location. Pay

attention to the door and fixed panel angled edge direction.

Starting at the wall, install the first door or fixed panel. See instructions below by

door or panel type.

NOTE: Typical gap at the wall is 5/8” to a door or 1/8” to a fixed panel. Typical gap

between consecutive doors or panels is 3/8”. See example drawing below.

ADA Outswing Doors

Refer to factory provided drawings for proper door

orientation paying close attention to the angled edge

direction.

Use spacer blocks or height adjustable supports to support

the weight of the door at the desired height above the

finished floor.

Position the door against the top hinge (HHKITOUT-EP)

door plate and pre-drill the top left hole, centered in the

slot, using a 5/32” drill bit with a 1/2” stop.

Tack the door using a 3/4” Torx screw (HF75THS).

Level the door, maintaining the proper gap down the entire length on both the

hinge and latch sides of the door.

Holding the door in the level position, continue to pre-drill the remaining holes in

the top and bottom hinge door plates and secure using 3/4” Torx screws.

Adjust Spring Tension

IMPORTANT: Adjust spring tension after hinge is fully installed with the door closed.

To increase torque, use the hex wrench provided to rotate clockwise (Figure 1).

Do not exceed 6 ratchet “clicks”



To decrease torque, use the hex wrench to depress and disengage the ratchet

(Figure 2). Let the wrench rotate counter-clockwise to the new setting, and allow

wrench to rise. Repeat until the desired tension is reached.

When the desired tension is reached, install the locking safety screw (Figure 3).

Inswing Doors

Refer to factory provided drawings for proper door

orientation paying close attention to the angled edge

direction.

Use spacer blocks or height adjustable supports to

support the weight of the door at the desired height

above the finished floor.

Position the door against the top hinge (HHKITIN-EP)

door plate and pre-drill the one of the top holes using

a 5/32” drill bit with a 1/2” stop.

Tack the door using a 3/4” Torx screw (HF75THS).

Level the door, maintaining the proper gap down the entire length on both the

hinge and latch sides of the door.

Holding the door in the level position, continue to pre-drill the remaining holes in

the top and bottom hinge door plates and secure all but the bottom two holes in

each door plate using 3/4” Torx screws.

NOTE: Do not fasten the lock plate until after door leveling is complete. See section

below on how to level the doors.

Fixed Panels

Install fixed panel L-brackets (HB54LAFIX-EP, HB61LAFIX-EP, or HB71LAFIX-

EP) to the post (HHPOSTIN-EP), side panel or wall.



NOTE: The longer leg of the fixed panel L-bracket attaches to the post, side panel or

wall. The shorter leg of the bracket attaches to the back of the fixed panel.

IMPORTANT: To properly align the front of the fixed panel with the doors, the bracket

must be mounted properly to maintain a 5/8” gap in between the front edge of the post

or side panel and the back edge of the fixed panel. See example diagram below.

Position the fixed panel L-bracket such that it extends 5/8” beyond the post or

side panel.

Secure the fixed panel L-bracket to a:

o Post (HPOSTIN-EP) using 2-1/4” Torx

screws (HF215THS).

o Side panel using 3/4” Torx screws

(HF75THS).

o Wall using plastic anchors (HFPA) and

1-1/2” Torx screws (HF15THS).

Refer to factory provided drawings for proper

fixed panel orientation paying close attention to

the angled edge direction.

Use spacer blocks or height adjustable supports to support the weight of the

fixed panel at the desired height above the finished floor.

Position the fixed panel against the installed fixed panel L-bracket.

Level the fixed panel, maintaining the proper gap down the entire length on both

sides of the panel.

Pre-drill the holes through the L-bracket into the fixed panel using a 5/32” drill bit

with a 1/2” stop.

Secure the fixed panel to the bracket using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS).

IMPORTANT: The clean horizontal lines of the

Eclipse Partition™ system are an important

aesthetic feature. It is important to align the

doors and fixed panels in both the vertical and

horizontal planes. See the section below on door

leveling to help with horizontal alignment and

maintaining a consistent gap between the doors

and panels.

Installation: Leveling the Doors


Leveling the Doors

NOTE: Eclipse Partition™ hinges are laterally and vertically adjustable to help with

door alignment and to maintain a consistent gap between doors and fixed panels.

ADA Outswing Hinge Adjustment

Vertical adjustment

Slowly loosen the binding post screws that attach the u-

channel of the ADA outswing hinge (HHKITOUT-EP) to the

post (HPOSTOUT-EP).

Gently slide the u-channel up and down until the desired

vertical position is located.

Tighten the binding post screws.

Horizontal adjustment

Slightly loosen the 3/4” Torx screws that secure the door

plate of the ADA outswing hinge (HHKITOUT-EP) to the

door.

Gently slide the door plate left and right until the desired

horizontal position is located.

Tighten the 3/4” Torx screws.

Pivot Hinge Adjustment

Vertical adjustment

Remove the set screw.

Use a hex wrench to turn the pivot pin counterclockwise

to raise the door up and clockwise to lower the door

down until the desired vertical position is located.

Replace the set screw

Slide the lock plate with nylon bushing over the set

screw and fasten in place using 3/4” Torx screws

(HF75THS).

Installation: Leveling the Doors


Horizontal adjustment

Remove the hinge cover by using a hex wrench

to remove the two screws on the top and bottom

edge of the hinge and the one screw on the back

of the hinge.

Loosen the Torx screws using a T27 drive and

rotate the adjustment bolt towards you to move

the door right and away from you to move the

door left until the desired horizontal position is

located.

Tighten the Torx screws and replace the hinge

cover.

Installation: Door Hardware


Install the Door Hardware

Slide Latch

Measure the desired location

of the slide latch (HSLA-EP)

above the finished floor.

Holding the latch in place,

ensure that the latch aligns

properly with the installed

keeper.

Mark the slide latch hole locations on the door.

Pre-drill the marked holes using a 5/32” drill bit with a 1/2” stop.

Secure the slide latch using 3/4” Torx screws (HF75THS).

IMPORTANT: For Emergency Access, install the slide latch at the very top of the

keeper such that the sloping edge of the black slide will release the latch upon lifting the

door in an upward direction as shown in the diagram above right.

Push Plate

Measure the desired location of the push plate

(HADPLA-EP) above the finished floor.

Mark the push plate hole locations on the edge of

the door.

Pre-drill the marked holes using a 3/32” drill bit

with a 1/2” stop.

Secure the push plate using 5/8” countersink

screws (HF625PPS).

NOTE: For best results, push plates and door pulls should be mounted at the same

height above the finished floor.

Door Pull

Measure the desired location of the door pull (HADPA-EP) above the finished

floor.

Mark the door pull hole locations on the edge of the door.

Pre-drill the marked holes using a 3/32” drill bit with a 1/2” stop.

Secure the door pull using 5/8” countersink screws (HF625PPS).

Installation: Door Hardware


IMPORTANT: Door pulls interfere with slide latch operation; offset the position of slide

latches and door pulls as shown in the diagram above.

Coat Hook & Bumper

ADA Doors

Locate the coat hook position at a

maximum height of 54” above the

finished floor, centered on the inside

of the door

Drill 1/8” pilot holes 1/2” into the door

Secure with #10-5/8” one-way

screws

Non-ADA Doors

Locate the coat hook position 5”

down from the top of the door in the

upper corner opposite the hinge on

the inside of the door



screws

Wall Stop Bumper (Outswing Doors Only)

Locate the bumper position 3” down

from the top of the door in the upper

corner opposite the hinge on the

outside of the door



screws

Care & Maintenance


How to Remove Dirt and Residue

Remove dirt by using water from an ordinary garden hose.

o Wet the entire surface of panels and doors with the garden hose

o Wipe clean with a non-abrasive cloth or sponge

Remove glue or stickers by using mineral spirits or acetone

o Caution: these chemicals may harm hardware finish upon contact. Use on solid plastic

components only.

For stubborn stains or residue, equip the garden hose with a pressure nozzle or use one of the

following cleaning solutions:

o 1/2 cup of household detergent, 2/3 cup of trisodium phosphate and 1 gallon of water

o Any industrial strength, non-abrasive cleaner. Always read the cleaning product

manufacturers specific information before using any product on your Eclipse Partitions™

toilet compartments and follow their instructions. It is also good practice to test the cleaner in

an inconspicuous area to make sure it does not harm the surface.

How to Remove Graffiti

Remove graffiti by using common graffiti removers such as Motsenbocker’s Lift Off Spray Paint

Graffiti Remover or Goof Off Professional Strength Graffiti Remover

o Wet the affected area completely

o Let stand for 3-5 minutes

o Wipe with a clean non-abrasive cloth or sponge

o Repeat as needed until graffiti is completely removed

How to Repair Cuts and Scratches

Burnish the surface with a smooth, round object

o Apply pressure to the cut or scratched surface with a spoon or screwdriver handle

o Burnish with a blow dryer or heat gun. Caution: When using a heat gun, do not come in

direct contact with the plastic surface and do not overheat the plastic material.

How to Give Your Eclipse Partitions™ a Like-New Appearance

Spray the surface of panels and doors with silicone to give a like new, bright and glossy

appearance

These guidelines may not cover every care and maintenance scenario encountered. For additional

questions about care and maintenance, call Scranton Products Customer Service at (800) 445.5148.

Warranty


Scranton Products Eclipse Partitions™, hereinafter “warranted products”, are warranted by

the manufacturer to a corporation or other commercial entity which purchases the partitions

and lockers for use in the conduct of its business to be free from defects in material and

workmanship that (i) occur as a direct result of the manufacturing process; (ii) occur under

normal use and service; (iii) occur during the warranty period; and (iv) result in breakage or

delamination.

The limited warranty period is 25 years.

The limited warranty is subject to the following conditions:

The warranted products have been installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s

written instructions and drawings (as contained in the instruction sheet supplied with

the order).

The limited warranty is effective only with regard to the original installation of the

warranted products and not to any subsequent installation that has altered the

warranted product without the consent of the manufacturer.

The limited warranty shall not be applicable if the defect in the warranted product

has resulted from any failure or defect in the building or substructure to which the

warranted product is attached (including but not limited to settling, shifting, distorting,

or movement of the walls or foundation of the structure), extraordinary wear and

tear, violent action of the elements (such as sunlight, lightening, hurricane, tornado,

or hail), vandalism, misuse, neglect, or improper handling of the warranted product,

during or after installation, or improper or insufficient ventilation of the building to

which the warranted product is attached.

Please visit our company website at www.scrantonproducts.com for a complete Warranty

statement.

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