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Swinging Door Hardware

SWINGING DOOR HARDWARE

Function

The standard mortise cylinder is made of brass. It is literally a soft spot in narrow stile door security. Using special pliers, a pipe wrench or other leverage device, a burglar can tear the cylinder out of the door, leaving an opening through which he can operate the deadlock. Against this problem the MS4043 cylinder out of the door, leaving an opening through which he can operate the deadlock. Against this problem, the MS4043 cylinder guard offers a three-way defense: First, the outer shield ring is fully beveled to offer poor purchase for either prying or twisting. Second, this ring is hardened steel so that the combination of shape and hardness make it virtually impossible to grip, even with sharpened tools. Third, in the event that a prying tool, such as a cold chisel, can be driven into the stile behind the shield ring, the would-be burglar is obliged to pull a heavy steel plate through a round hole in the 1/8" metal door stile. This degree of leverage is far beyond that available with most hand tools.

Security Ring

Made of hardened steel. Free-swiveling when properly installed.

Retainer Ring

Hardened steel, plated for corrosion resistance. Permits security ring to swivel.

Trim Finish

Zinc plated (603). Contact factory for other available finishes.


ADAMS RITE
MANUFACTURING CO.

4040 S. CAPITOL AVE., P.O. BOX 1301
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CALIFORNIA 91749
(562) 699-0511  FAX: (562) 699-5094



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