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Item No. F2.04.08.2A38-20E
Lock for Garlando Playfield Plate with Coin Mechanism
The original Garlando lock for the playfield plate serves to securely fasten the playfield cover on Garlando foosball tables with a coin mechanism. The set consists of three robust metal parts including matching screws and ensures a secure hold of the playfield plate as well as reliable protection against unauthorized access.
Ideal as a replacement for worn or damaged locks, and for the maintenance and repair of professional foosball tables.
Highlights & Features
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Original Garlando spare part
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Suitable for Garlando foosball tables with coin mechanism
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Locks the playfield plate
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Robust metal design
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Includes mounting screws
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Precise fit
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Easy assembly
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Ideal for maintenance and repair
Technical Data
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Article Number | F2.04.08.2A38-20E |
| Product Type | Lock for playfield plate |
| Material | Metal |
| Design | Locking system |
| Compatibility | Garlando foosball tables with coin mechanism |
| Mounting | Screw-on |
Advantages at a Glance
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Original Garlando spare part
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Secure closure of the playfield plate
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Robust and durable metal construction
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Precise fit
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Easy and quick assembly
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Includes screws
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Ideal for repair and maintenance
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Perfect for professional use
Scope of Delivery
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3× Metal locks
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Mounting screws
Note
This locking set is only suitable for Garlando foosball tables with a coin mechanism. Please check compatibility with your model before ordering.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which foosball tables is the lock suitable for?
The lock fits all Garlando foosball tables with a coin mechanism.
2. What is included in the scope of delivery?
3 metal parts (locks) including matching mounting screws are supplied.
3. What material is the lock made of?
The lock is made of robust metal and is designed for long-lasting use.
4. Is assembly easy?
Yes, the locks are attached with the included screws and can be mounted quickly and easily.
Any unclarities or questions?