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CRL Satin Anodized Aluminum Top Rail Extrusion for Glass Display Case
Item# D3001A
Shipping Weight: 3.85 Pounds
Shipping Limitations: Requires Cutting Instructions for UPS
Unit of Measure: Stock Length
Compliance and Restrictions
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Shipping Weight: 3.85 Pounds
Shipping Limitations: Requires Cutting Instructions for UPS
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Minimum Order Quantity: 1Unit of Measure: Stock Length
Compliance and Restrictions
Warning: Reproductive Harm
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Finish/Color
Satin Anodized
Height
1.085 in. (27.6 mm)
Length
144 in. (3657.6 mm)
Material
6063-T5 Aluminum Alloy
- Top-quality 6063-T5 aluminum stock
- Multiple styles to fit commercial and residential display applications
This CRL Top Quality Aluminum Extrusion (SKU: D3001A) is a versatile top rail designed for display cases and showcases where the top glass is inset into the extrusion. Used in both commercial and residential settings, this extrusion offers durable structural support and a range of finishes to match your project. It’s commonly specified as a top rail for Newport, Gibraltar, and Avalon series showcases, making it a reliable choice for glass display case fabrication and retail fixture repairs.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: 6063-T5 Aluminum Alloy
Thickness: .073" (1.85 mm)
Stock Length: 12' (3.66 m)
Typical Uses: Top rail for Newport, Gibraltar, and Avalon series showcases; aluminum extrusion for display case tops and glass inset applications.
Product Warning:
Stock lengths must ship common carrier unless specifically cut for UPS shipment.
Most shipping weights are approximate and have not been verified. If the exact weight is needed to calculate shipping costs, please request this information from CRL Customer Service before submitting your order. Product images are of the actual product or a close representation; colors may vary based on your monitor settings.
Order SKU D3001A today — contact CRL Customer Service for finish options, custom cuts, or shipping quotes.
