Corbin Russwin (www.corbinrusswin.com), a leading manufacturer of architectural hardware and security solutions for over 160 years and ASSA ABLOY Group brand, introduces a new push/pull hardware solution that is ideal in a variety of healthcare settings, as well as in K-12 environments.
Corbin Russwin's latest offering combines a proven locking solution - the Corbin Russwin ML2000 mortise lock - with the attractive and functional HPSK push/pull paddle trim. The paddle shape and location of the trim create a highly visible and comfortable target for door activation using hips or elbows. Built on the durable and reliable ML2000 series, the HPSK paddle trim is appropriate for both healthcare and educational applications.
The Grade 1 mortise lock is constructed of heavy-gauge steel, and the lockbody features Corbin Russwin's patented Quick Reversible latchbolt and a 1” stainless steel deadbolt.
The non-handed HPSK push/pull paddle trim is offered in a full range of finishes including stainless steel and features a MicroShield® antimicrobial finish option. It is available with “push” and “pull” identification on paddles and is fully ADA-compliant.
The sleek, aesthetic form aligns with today's evidence-based design approach to healing environments. As a result, it is appropriate for a wide range of behavioral healthcare settings, including behavioral health units, patient room doors, assisted living facilities, de-escalation rooms and psychiatric facilities. It can also be used in various educational settings, such as classrooms and laboratories.
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