Adams Rite 4000-121-628 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 square corners Compatible with 1850A-020 with 3/4" Bolt Throw Only Clear Anodized finish

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Make Adams Rite
Manufacturer Adams Rite/ An ASSA ABLOY Group company
Category Access Control>Electronic lock systems
Model code 4000-121-628
Series 4000 Series MS® Deadlock Strikes
Accessories Trim Strike Plate

Product description

The Adams Rite 4000-121-628, part of the 4000 Series MS® Deadlock Strikes, is designed to enhance both the aesthetics and security of strike cutouts, particularly in aluminum constructions. This model is perfect for those who want to maintain a clean look while ensuring optimal security with its robust build.

Key Features

  • Composed of durable aluminum, available in a clear anodized 628 finish for a sleek appearance.
  • Can be surface mounted or mortised flush in hollow metal or wood applications, offering versatile installation options.
  • Compatible with a range of Adams Rite MS® deadlocks, making it an adaptable choice for various security needs.

Materials & Design

  • The MS4002 variant includes a steel reinforcement doubler to prevent forced entry through jamb peeling, ideal for settings where heightened security is essential.
  • Available in multiple finishes, including dark bronze, black, and bright brass, catering to different aesthetic preferences.

Ideal Use Cases

This deadlock strike is particularly useful in commercial settings where aesthetics and security need to coexist, especially in environments with aluminum or hollow jambs. Its compatibility with multiple door configurations, including single and pairs of doors, make it a versatile choice for industry professionals seeking reliable physical security solutions.

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