Security Gate Door Cylinder Rim Lock 630-D with Brass Key
| Name: | Double Sided Rim Lock 6 Turns |
|---|---|
| Color: | Yellow |
| MOQ: | 500 Pcs |
| Material: | Brass / Iron |
| Finish: | Paint Spraying |
| Key: | 3 Brass Key |
| Packing: | White Box with Logo |
| Sample: | Supported |
Double Deadbolt Rim Lock with Premium Material
This heavy-duty rim lock is designed to meet high-quality standards for outdoor door applications. The 6-turn deadbolt is made of metal, with brass cylinder inserts at both ends, while the heavy-duty lock case is made of iron.
This unique outdoor door lock comes with brass keys. Although brass is expensive, it is an extremely durable material that ensures the lock will provide long-lasting service for your door.
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FAQ
No, the standard sizes are generally 100 mm, 120 mm, and 140 mm. Special rim locks, however, do not come in these standard sizes.
No, a rim lock is designed for surface mounting. For a rim lock to function properly, it must work in conjunction with a striker. For example, on a narrow door, it’s not possible to install a striker, so the rim lock cannot provide theft protection.
- Rim locks have a limited range of applications; they are only suitable for surface mounting and are not compatible with all types of doors.
- With prolonged use, the latch and bolt of a rim lock are prone to jamming. This may be caused by misalignment of the striker during installation or wear on the latch.
- If the lock becomes loose or makes loud noises when installed on the door, it is likely because the screws were not tightened properly during installation.
- The keyhole may become stiff due to debris buildup inside, preventing the key from turning smoothly.
A standard rim lock can last a long time; especially if brass is used for its core components, its service life can be extended to 3–5 years.