Euro Profile mortise door lock is a cylinder-shaped lock. It is integral to modern door security, offering a blend of functionality and design. Understanding their structure, benefits, and selection criteria is essential for making informed decisions regarding door hardware.
Structure
Forend-SUS304
Latch-SUS304
Deadbolt-SUS304
Lock case-steel galvanized
Advantages
Key benefits of Euro profile mortise locks include:
- Design Flexibility: Variety of finishes and styles to match diverse architectural aesthetics.
- Ease of Maintenance: Modular design allows for straightforward repairs and upgrades.
- Compatibility: Standardized dimensions facilitate easy replacement and integration with existing systems.
- Enhanced Security: Multi-point locking systems and robust materials deter unauthorized access.
Mortise Lock Type
1. Sashlock
Sashlock is the most commonly used lock. The most commonly used size is 5572. The most common is forend is 24mm square head.
2.Passage Lock
Suitable for doors that do not need to be locked, such as passages, kitchens, and children’s rooms;
The inner and outer handles of this lock can turn the lock tongue at any time. It has no locking function.
3.Deadbolt lock
Deadbolt locks are also called simple door locks, universal door locks, and are special locks for pipeline doors, electrical room doors, circuit doors, etc. They are suitable for doors that are rarely opened.
4. Bathroom lock
Handle operate the latch. There is a slot for a flathead screwdriver on the outside of the door, which serves as an emergency opening mechanism. In case of an emergency, you can insert a flathead screwdriver (or a regular coin) into the slot to open the door.
5. Night latch lock
It can be opened from the inside with the handle and from the outside using the key.
6. Anti-panic lock
Anti-panic locks are designed for quick, safe exits during emergencies. Featuring an internal lever that operates latch bolts, they allow easy door opening. Common in businesses and public spaces, these locks ensure fast evacuations, reducing injury risk in emergencies like fires.
7. Classroom lock
Classroom locks are mortise locks used in schools, allowing inside locking/unlocking with a thumb turn or key. They’re suitable for fire-rated doors, meeting safety code latch requirements.
8. Roller lock
Used for single or double way opening doors in public high frequent using condition.
10. Magnetic lock
When the door is open, the latch retracts into the lock body, which increases the aesthetics and security.Magnet draws the latch into the striker plate and hold it in place，which makes it quiet.
11. Narrow lock
Narrow locks, also known as narrow-style or slim-profile locks, are often used on doors with limited space, such as aluminum alloy doors.
Selection Guide
- Security Requirements: Assess the level of security needed based on the property’s location and value of assets.
- Design Compatibility: Ensure the lock’s style and finish align with the door’s design and the building’s aesthetics.
- Material Quality: Opt for locks made from durable materials like stainless steel or brass for longevity.
- Certification: Look for locks that meet European security standards for assured quality.
By evaluating these factors, you can select a lock that balances security, design, and functionality. For more precise and professional product services, please reach out to our SDH experts.
Conclusion
Euro profile mortise locks exemplify the harmonious blend of security and design. Their robust construction, aesthetic versatility, and adaptability to various applications make them a preferred choice for those seeking reliable and stylish locking solutions. SDH offers different types of mortise locks, please contact us for more information.
