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Ives 700 Continuous Hinge: For a Door That Keeps Tearing Out Hinges(Post)
By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer A door that has been rehung three times does not have a hinge problem. It has a load problem. The screws pull, the door drops, the top corner drags, somebody blames
Yale 4700LN Double Cylinder: 4718, 4721 or 4730(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Double cylinder means a key on both sides Most commercial cylindrical locks have a keyed cylinder on the outside and a push button or turn on the inside. The Yale 47
American Lock A5100, A5202, A700, A701, A1105: Pick a Padlock(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Five padlocks, one cylinder American Lock sells a lot of padlocks, and the five here are the ones facilities departments and gate crews ask for by number: the A5100,
KSP K700 Series Cams: Straight, Adams Rite, Clover, L, Sargent(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The cam is the part that does the work When a cylinder turns and the lock does nothing, the cam is wrong. The cam is the small piece on the back of the cylinder tha
Alarm Lock DL2700: A Keyless Lock for a Door With No Wiring(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Back office, stockroom, or a suite door in a strip center. It is keyed, and copies are out with a former employee and a cleaning crew. No control panel, no network d
HES 9500 vs 9700: Rim Exit or SquareBolt Strike(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Two surface strikes, two different exit devices The HES 9500 and the HES 9700 look like cousins. Both are surface mount electric strikes. Both are fire rated per the
Discontinued E-Plex 3000, 3200, 3700: What to Buy(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The E-Plex is no longer made. Here is how to pick from what is left If you run a storefront with aluminum glass doors, there is a decent chance one of them has a Kab
Hager BB1279, BB1191, AB700: 4-1/2 In. Full Mortise Hinge(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Three Hager 4-1/2 in. hinges that look the same on the door Pull a hinge off a commercial door and the three you are most likely to be holding are the Hager BB1279,
PHI 2600 vs 2700: Narrow or Wide Stile Concealed Rod(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer A concealed vertical rod device is the cleanest-looking exit device you can put on a pair of doors. No surface rod running down the face, no rod covers to dent or p
Alarm Lock DL2700, DL3200, DL4100IC: Which Trilogy PIN Lock(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Three Trilogy PIN locks that look alike on a quote The Alarm Lock Trilogy DL2700, DL3200 and DL4100 all show up when you search for a standalone PIN lock for a cylin
Norton 5700 Series: Push Side or Pull Side Operator for an ADA Door(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The operator is easy. Picking push side or pull side is where orders go wrong Adding hands-free door operation to an existing opening, a doctor's office, a school en
Ives 705 vs 715 vs 711 Continuous Hinge(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Same hinge family, three different door preps If you already know a door needs a continuous hinge, the next question is which one. The Ives line has a lot of numbers
Securitron BPS-12-45 vs AQD6 vs AQD6B: Pick a Power Supply(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The power supply decides how the door behaves when things go wrong A maglock job has two moments that matter: the day it is installed and the night the power drops.
Folger Adam 712, 712-75, 732-75 and 742-75 Strikes(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Four strikes that share a series number and not a frame The Folger Adam 700 series is the fire-rated line: 712, 712-75, 732-75 and 742-75. The catalog describes the
Ives 3CB1 vs 3PB1: Ball Bearing or Plain Bearing Hinge(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The question: does this door need a bearing hinge at all? Not every door swings enough to justify a ball-bearing hinge, and not every hinge on a commercial job need
SDC 1511 vs 1512: Finish Letters and D, B, DA, DB Sensors(Post)By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer One magnet, forty-some part numbers Pull up the SDC 1510 Series in the catalog and you get a wall of numbers: 1511V, 1511YD, 1512VD2, 1511VDA, 1512YD2B2. It looks li