Assa Abloy’s product range provides high security strike technology for a wide range of access control systems
www.effeffuk.com displays eff-eff's range of electric strikes, electric bolts, the Mediator range and more

Assa Abloy UK have launched a new website for the world renowned electric strike range eff-eff which provides high security strike technology for a wide range of access control systems. www.effeffuk.com displays eff-eff's range of electric strikes, electric bolts, the Mediator range and more.

eff-eff strikes ideally suited for glass doors

The 934U Series of electric strikes are mainly fail unlocked but can be fail locked. The strikes in the 934U Series are used for tempered glass doors with wooden, aluminium or metal frames, and there is no prior preparation required to the glass before fitting of the strike. The strikes in this series are also fully reversible and are adjustable to the thickness of the glass.

eff-eff locks ideally suited for two-way doors

The 351 is a fail unlocked electric lock, which due to the unsurpassed side-load opening; is ideally suited to both single and double action doors within corridors. This lock is particularly suitable for public buildings, such as hospitals. The 351 is also fire-tested and will release under 5000N of side pressure.

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