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11 – 15 Jan 2027Messe MünchenHall C4Stand 523

Hyland Rim

Night Latch & Rim Lock

Model

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A surface-mounted night latch with exterior keyed cylinder and interior operating knob for entrance doors.

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Technical specifications

Door thickness
35mm to 55mm standard; 30mm to 60mm on request (1-3/8" / 2-3/16" / 1-3/16" / 2-3/8")
Latch extension
13mm, with inside deadlocking button (1/2")
Deadbolt throw
25mm on rim deadbolt versions (1")
Chassis
Zinc die-cast case, zinc-plated steel internal components
Strike
Angle strike standard for inward-opening doors; flat strike available
Handing
Fully reversible, left or right hand
Function
Single cylinder, double cylinder or self-locking
Feature
Anti-picking slide gate on single-cylinder deadlock
Material
Steel /Zinc Alloy
Available finishes
Silver · Polished Brass
Suitable door types
Timber Entrance Door · Metal Entrance Door

Common questions

What door thickness does the Night Latch & Rim Lock suit?
The Night Latch & Rim Lock suits a door thickness of 35mm to 55mm standard; 30mm to 60mm on request.
What function does the Night Latch & Rim Lock provide?
The Night Latch & Rim Lock provides Single cylinder, double cylinder or self-locking.
Is the Night Latch & Rim Lock handed?
Handing for the Night Latch & Rim Lock: Fully reversible, left or right hand.
Which standards does the Night Latch & Rim Lock hold?
The Night Latch & Rim Lock holds ISO 9001 (ISO 9001:2015).

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Standards and certifications

  • ISO 9001

    ISO 9001:2015

Certification scope must be checked against the named model before specification.

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