Infinity mortise lock parts suppliers provide a wide range of door locks, door hardware and access control products that are ideal for schools, universities, hospitals and other commercial applications. These locks are also popular in homes of the upper class and other buildings that require high security.
A mortise lock consists of a lock body, a lock trim, a strike plate and a keyed cylinder. The lock trim is the knob or lever that controls the operation of the lock, and the strike plate lines and reinforces the cavity in the door jamb or frame into which the bolt fits.The lock body contains the deadbolt, latch bolt and auxiliary bolt. It is installed inside the mortise cut-out in the door, and a metal plate is also installed in the door jamb to align with the lock body.
Parts are often engraved with detail and polished or plated to match the building’s decor. Depending on the manufacturer, these parts may be available in brass, nickel or steel grades.
Replacement mortise lock parts are a great way to maintain the look and feel of a traditional door without the expense and hassle of replacing the whole system. These replacement locks and tubular latches can be found in several popular finishes to suit almost any decor.
Mortise Lock Replacement Parts
Mortise lock replacement parts are available in an assortment of styles and sizes from many manufacturers. Most mortise lock sets include the mortise lock body, lock trim, a strike plate and keyed cylinder.
Mortise locks are typically stronger and more versatile than newer bore cylindrical locks. They also allow the installation of more elaborate external trim and are generally compatible with a wider range of other standardized manufacturers' cylinders, allowing architectural conformity with existing lock hardware on site.
Installing a mortise lock involves the cutting of a pocket or "mortise" in the door to accommodate the lock body. The mortise can be cut using a mortising jig or by hand with the proper tools.Once the mortise has been cut, the door is ready for the lock trim. Measure the depth, width and height of the mortise to ensure a smooth fit for the trim.A handle or lever is usually installed with a set screw on the interior side to secure it and a thumbturn on the exterior to operate the lock. To remove the handles, the set screws and thumbturn must be loosened.
Mortise locks are commonly installed in residential, they are a preferred replacement for older bored cylindrical locks, which often have been adapted to accept more elaborate external trim and are unable to accommodate heavier return springs or internal mechanisms. They are generally more suitable for heavy traffic environments where strength and durability are required.
Mortise Lock Conversion Plate
Whether you have an old, broken mortise lock or you just want a different look for your door hardware, this mortise lock conversion plate can make it happen. It is compatible with a wide variety of mortise locks and can be used for both single and double cylinder designs.
A mortise lock is a type of lock that has a latch that is designed to hold the door shut when you close it. It is similar to a deadlatch in that it has a spring that automatically locks the door when you shut it, but it doesn’t have a key to unlock it or a handle/knob for opening it.
