A lever locks the drawer in place whether it’s open or closed; push the lever to release the lock. Often used in utility trucks and emergency vehicles, these slides keep drawers from opening or closing unexpectedly while you’re in motion. They extend fully to give you access to the back of drawers. All have ball bearing rollers for smooth, quiet operation. They mount to the sides of drawer openings in cabinets.

Slides with a lever drawer release allow you to separate the inner slide from the outer track and remove the drawer. They extend farther than slides without a drawer release, so they’re helpful when an overhang blocks access to the back of a drawer.

Slides without a drawer release prevent drawers from being removed. Because they don’t come apart, these slides provide the most support for drawers containing heavy items.

Rail-mounting brackets connect slides to vertical rails, such as those found in server racks.

Base-mounting bracket kits give you different options to mount your drawer. With one kit, you can position your drawer above or between the slides. With two kits, you can mount a drawer to any surface—not just the sides of a cabinet. The longer your slides, the more brackets these kits come with.

Handle kits mount across the drawer face so you can unlock a drawer and pull it out with one hand. The corrosion-resistant handle connects to two end caps that fit onto the slides. When you pull the handle up, the locks are released. These kits come with everything you need for assembly, along with a lock and key for added security. Handles can be cut to fit the width of your drawer.

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