Adams Rite 4000-122-335 trim strike plate

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A simple strike plate that can be surface mounted or mortised flush in hollow metal or wood applications Made of aluminum Radius-shape trim plate with round corners Compatible with 1850A-020 with 3/4" Bolt Throw Only Black Anodized finish

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Make Adams Rite
Manufacturer Adams Rite/ An ASSA ABLOY Group company
Category Access Control>Electronic locking devices
Model code 4000-122-335
Series 4000 Series MS® Deadlock Strikes
Accessories Trim Strike Plate

Product description

The Adams Rite 4000-122-335 series MS® Deadlock Strikes represent a sophisticated solution for enhancing both the security and aesthetics of strike cutouts. Crafted predominantly for aluminium constructions, these deadlock strikes add a refined finish to door frames, ensuring a seamless integration with various architectural styles.

Key Features

  • Versatile Application: Suitable for surface or flush mounting in metal and wood frames.
  • Durable Construction: Made from aluminium with 335 Black anodised finish.
  • Enhanced Security: The MS4002 Armored Strike is equipped with a steel reinforcement doubler to resist forced entry techniques like “jamb peeling”.
  • Comprehensive Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of Adams Rite deadlocks, including single-point, two-point, and three-point locking systems.

Ideal Use Cases

The 4000 Series MS® Deadlock Strikes are ideal for applications in both aesthetic and high-security environments. Their use is particularly beneficial in sliding doors and locations where the door/jamb gap is minimal. They can be applied in both right or left-handed swinging or sliding doors, making them highly adaptable to various door types.

For commercial or industrial installations requiring ANSI standard compliance or increased protection from debris, the specialised 4003 and 4006 models provide tailored solutions to meet these specifications.

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