Combining outstanding performance, affordability and more, DORMA Architectural Hardware's new C500 Series Locksets feature a high-performance cylindrical chassis for applications requiring ANSI A156.2 Series 4000 Grade 2 products.
Oct 4, 2009
Combining outstanding performance, affordability and more, DORMA Architectural Hardware's dorma new C500 Series Locksets feature a high-performance cylindrical chassis for applications requiring ANSI A156.2 Series 4000 Grade 2 products.
The key-in-lever locksets offer two ADA-compliant lever designs (radiused and angular), four standard finishes and two optional finishes to meet a wide range of aesthetic demands and applications, including hotels, apartments, churches, municipal buildings, retail complexes, offices and warehouses. They are available in 10 different lock functions to accommodate an assortment of privacy, security and access needs.
Constructed of steel, stainless steel, and precision castings for superior strength, durability, and corrosion resistance, C500 Series Locksets include special auxiliary support springs to insure smooth operation and long life. The locksets have an optional through-bolted chassis for additional strength and increased resistance to vibration.
DORMA C500 Series lockets are easy to install in wood and hollow metal doors with ANSI A115 preparations for cylindrical locks. They are readily adjustable for doors from 1-3/8" to 1-13/16" thick.
The locksets are available with DORMA's patented serialized key control (SKC) system, a concept that creates key control through a national network of authorized key makers using a web-based tracking system. The innovative SKC program uses keys that are laser engraved with unique serial numbers, allowing DORMA-approved hardware distributors and locksmiths to stock key blanks and use them in support of factory keyed projects
The DORMA C500 Series products are U.L. and C.U.L listed and three-hour fire rated. They carry a one-year comprehensive mechanical warranty.
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