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Glossary

Kick Plate: A protective plate applied on the lower rail of the door to prevent the door from being marred.

Knob: A projecting handle for operating a lock.

Knob Shank: The projecting stem of a knob into which the spindle is fastened.

Knob Top: That part of the knob that the hand grasps.

Knuckle: The enlarged part of a hinge into which the pin is inserted.

L

Latch Bolt: A beveled spring bolt, usually operated by a knob, handle or turn.

Leaf (of a pair of doors): One of the two doors forming a pair of doors.

Letterbox Back Plate: A plate, similar to a letterbox plate, attached to the inside of a door to allow the passage of mail.

Letterbox Plate: A date attached to the door with an opening to permit insertion of mail.

Lever Handle: A horizontal handle for operating the bolt(s) of a lock.

Lever Tumbler: Flat tumbler having a pivoted motion actuated by the turning of the key and controlling the locking function.

Lip of a Strike: The projecting part on which the latch bolt rides.

Lock Rail (of the door): The horizontal member of a door intended to receive the lock case.

Lock Set: A lock, complete with trim, such as knobs, escutcheons or handles.

Lock Stile (of a door): The stile to which the lock is applied as distinguished from the hinge stile.

Loose Joint Hinge: A hinge having but two knuckles; the pin is fastened permanently to one knuckle, the other contains the pinhole, whereby the two parts of the hinge can be disengaged by lifting. These hinges are handed.

Loose Pin Hinge: A hinge having a removable pin to permit the two parts of the hinge to be separated.

M

Magnetic Catch: A cupboard catch that uses a magnet to hold the door closed.

Master Key: Operates any quantity of cylinders of different individual key changes.

Masterkeying: An arrangement of cylinders having individual key changes, which permits them all to be operated by a simple key called a master key.

Mono Lock: See Preassembled Lock.

Mop Plate: A narrow plate similar to a kick plate, of sufficient height to protect against the swish of the mop.

Mortise: A cavity made to receive a lock or other hardware; also the act of making such a cavity.

Mortise Bolt: A door bolt designed to be mortised into a door rather than applied to its surface.

Mortise Lock (or Latch): A lock designed to be installed in a mortise rather than applied to the door's surface.

Mullion: A fixed or movable post dividing an opening vertically.

N

Nightlatch: An auxiliary lock having a spring latch bolt and functioning independently of, and providing additional security to, the regular lock of the door.

O

Olive Knuckle Hinge: A paumelle hinge with knuckles forming an oval shape.

Overhead Concealed Closer: A closer concealed in the head frame with an arm connecting with the door at the top rail.

P

Panic Exit Device: See Exit Device.

Paracentric: A term used in connection with cylinder plugs having projections on the sides of the keyway that extend beyond the vertical center line of the keyway.

Paumelle: A style of hinge embodying a single pint of the pivot type, generally of modern, or streamlined design.

Pin Tumblers: Small sliding pins in a lock cylinder, working against coil springs and preventing the cylinder plug from rotating until the pins are raised to the proper alignment by bitting of key.

Pivot: See Door Pivot.

Plug (of a cylinder): The round part containing the keyway and rotated by the key to transmit motion to the bolt(s).

Preassembled Lock: A lock that has all the parts assembled as a unit at the factory, and when installed in a rectangular notch cut into the door edge, requires little or no disassembly.

Prison Lock: A heavy lock designed especially for use on jail cells.

Push Plate: A plate applied to the lock stile to protect the door against soiling and wear

Q

Quadrant (Dutch Door): A device to fasten together the upper and the lower leaves of a Dutch door.

R

Rabbet: A term used to describe the abutting edges of a pair of doors or windows so shaped as to provide a tight fit. One half of the edge projects beyond the other half, usually 1/2 . Also used to define that portion of a door frame into which the door fits.

Rabbeted Lock (or Latch): A lock in which the face conforms to the rabbet found on a rabbeted door.

Rail (of a door): A horizontal member that pins the stiles. May be exposed as in a paneled door, or concealed as in a flush door

Reinforcing Unit: A metal box-shaped reinforcement for use in a metal door in which a bored lock is to be installed. It provides both vertical and horizontal latch support.

Reverse Bevel: See Bevel.

Reversible Lock: A lock which, by reversing the latch bolt, may be used by any hand. On certain types of locks, other parts must also be changed.

Rigid Lock: See Preassembled Lock.

Rim: A term indicating articles of hardware designed for application to the surface of doors and windows.

Roller Latch: A friction door latch employing a roller latch head under spring tension, which engages a strike having a recess formed to receive the roller.

Roller Strike: A strike having a rolling member at the point of latch bolt contact to minimize friction.

Rose: A trim plate attached to the door under the knob. It sometimes acts as a knob bearing.

Rounded Front: A lock or bolt front conforming to the rounded edge of a double acting door. The standard radius is 4" (101.6 mm).

S

Sash Balance: A spring device used to counterbalance the weight of a window sash or other vertical sliding part.

Sash Center: A pivoted support for transom or sash and comprised of two parts, one of which contains a pivot, the other a socket for the pivot.

Sash Chain: A metal chain adapted for use with sliding sash, attached to the sash and to the counterbalancing sash weight.

Price Book 70A

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Contents Price Book 70A Table of Contents IntroductionTerms & Conditions Complete Locks Terms-2 Price Book 70AComplete Locks Terms & Conditions Price Book 70A Terms-3Freight Policy Commercial Patent NumbersClaims and Returns Terms-4 Price Book 70ADelivery Price Book 70A Terms-5Residential Patent Numbers Price Book 70A Terms-7 Freight Weight Chart Terms & ConditionsSchlage Keyless knobs non OrbitInches Terms & Conditions Freight Weight ChartStandard Pack Lock Case Avg. Wt Cubic Series Functions Quantity Per Case Feet Length Width DepthPortable Security Freight Weight ChartPrice Book 70A Terms-9 Product Warranties Residential Applications Product Warranties Commercial ApplicationsTerms-10 Price Book 70A Distribution Function and Location Policy Price Book 70A Terms-11Terms-12 Price Book 70A Terms & Conditions Cylinder PoliciesPrimus/ Primus XP Sales Policy Buy-in Requierments-Commercial Locksmiths LevelsCylinder Policies Terms & Conditions Everest Sales PolicyDefinition Restricted Keyway PolicyConstruction Core Program Policy Quad, Numbered Paracentric and Reverse Keyway Family PolicyDoor Labeling Policy Master Key Shipment PolicyFinish Codes and Descriptions Terms & Conditions Hardware FinishesHardware Finishes Standard FinishesProduct Identification Standard FeaturesBE/FE-Series Keypad Locks Finish Codes DescriptionsAnsi A156.5-2001, Grade BE-Series Keypad Deadbolts FinishesBE/FE-4 Price Book 70A FE595-Series Keypad LocksPlymouth x Elan Plymouth x Jazz FE575-Series Keypad Locks FE575 Entry LocksBE/FE-6 Price Book 70A FE285-Series Keypad LocksFinish Triple Option Latch Parts FE/BE-Series Keypad LocksRekeying Parts Screw PacksBE/FE-8 B3 60 N F Suffix Introduction BA300-SeriesDeadboltsParts BA300-4 Cylinder SuffixBored Deadbolt Locks FunctionsAnsi A156.5, 1992, Grade B380 E2192 Door BoltComplete Locks BA300-SeriesDeadbolts Price Book BA300-3Deadbolt Strikes BA300-Series PartsLatches Cylindrical Deadbolt Latches Parts B/BA300Deadbolt/Springlatch Combinations Description Door Thickness Type Size Each Description Door Thickness Content EachScrew Packs BA300-6 Price BookPart Specify Price Number Finish Description Each Miscellaneous PartsMiscellaneous Parts Price Book BA300-7BA300-Series BA300-8 Price BookParts FA-19 Introduction FA-Series HandlesetsFA Entrance Handlesets Ansi A156.2, Series 4000, Grade FA-Series Handlesets FunctionsFA-2 Price Book Complete Locks F-Series Handlesets Single CylinderDouble Cylinder Series Handlesets Complete LocksFA-4 Price Book FA-5 FA-6 Price Book FA-Series Handlesets Complete LocksSingle Cylinder Complete Locks FA-Series Handlesets 622 625 626Double Cylinder Two-Piece Interior DoubleComplete Locks F/FA-Series Handlesets Double Cylinder One-Piece InteriorFA-10 Price Book Options FA-18 FA-Series Levers/KnobsLevers/Knobs FA-Series Levers/Knobs Functions FA-12 Price BookSeries Levers Complete Locks F-Series LeversManhattan MNH St. Annes STA FA-Series Levers Complete LocksCallington CLT FA-Series LeversGeorgian GEO Complete Locks F-Series KnobsSeries Knobs FA-Series Knobs FA-Series Knobs Complete LocksDanbury DNB FA-16 Price BookComplete Locks F/FA-Series Knobs Series Knobs x LeversComponent Trim FA-Series Levers/Knobs OptionsLock Less Components FA-18 Price BookLatch Strikes Parts F/FA-SeriesHandleset Strikes Springlatches FA-Series PartsFA-20 Price Book Deadlatches FA-22 Price Book $8.40FA-23 FA-24 Price Book X P a C K E R I E S P a R T SCash Discount Service ChargesChanges or Cancellations Claims and ReturnsHardware Finishes Code DescriptionProduct Warranties, Additional Terms and Conditions Lifetime Mechanical WarrantyYear Finish Warranty Distribution Function and Location PolicyPrice Book JD-Series Product Identification Table of ContentsStandard Features Finish Codes and DescriptionsBored Deadbolt Locks JD80 JD60JD62 JD81JH-Series BOX Pack Handleset Freight Weight Two brass cut keys per lock, 5-pin, C sectionAnsi a 156.5, 2001, Grade Entrance HandlesetsJH Series & JT Series Handlesets Function Design 605 609 619 620 625 630 716Series Levers Table of Contents Product Identification Ansi A156.2, 1996, Series 4000, Grade Series LeversFunction 605 Dover DOVLaSalle LAS 619 620 625 630 716630 716 Marin MARTorino TOR 620 625Seville SEV Series Knobs Style BOX Pack J-Series Knob Freight WeightCase Average Cubic Case Dimensions inches FunctionF82 Series KnobsJ170 F77Corona CNA Byron BYRStratus STR Series Parts Triple Option Deadbolt Latch Description List Triple Option Dead LatchAvailable in 605 609 630 New Old Description Was J250-003Screw Packs Description ListList Each Description ListCylinder and Cylinder Parts Special Keying Mounts Price Book Table of Contents Tools & KitsTools & Kits Keying Tools & Kits Full Size Pin KitsKeying Tools & Kits Tools & Kits Full Size Keying ToolsSmall Format Interchangeable Core Service Equipment Small Format Interchangeable Core Pin KitsCompetitive Keying Kits and Keying Tools Competitive Keying KitsCompetitive Keying Tools 40-090 40-094 Titan/Kwikset Keying Kit Weiser Keying KitTools & Kits Tools Tools Tools & Kits Installation ToolsTorx Tools Tools & Kits Kits Home Secure RCK AccessoriesMaintenance Kits Replacement Parts Assortments Portable Security Repair KitsInstallation Kits Kits Tools & Kits40-161 40-162 40-163 40-160Mortise Lock JIG 40-164 40-165 40-166Miscellaneous Merch-4 How To Order Forms & ExamplesStock Products Stock Products Tab Display Mounts Merch-3 Price Book 70A Merch-1Solid Oak Mounts Merchandising Aids Display MountsDexter by Schlage Solid Oak MountsDexter by Schlage Mounts Display Mounts Merchandising AidsDisplay Mounts Special PartsPlastic Lock Case Cover Merchandising Aids MiscellaneousFinish Selector Kit Promotional ItemsGlossary Price Book 70A Gloss-1Escutcheon Key See Key Plate GlossaryGloss-2 Price Book 70A Fire Exit Bolt See Exit DevicePanic Exit Device See Exit Device Price Book 70A Gloss-3Reverse Bevel See Bevel Gloss-4 Price Book 70A Tubular Lock or Latch a type of bored lockPrice Book 70A

70A specifications

The Schlage 70A is a benchmark in the world of door hardware, celebrated for its high-quality construction and reliability. Designed for both commercial and residential applications, the 70A series stands out for its robustness and sophisticated technology. It is particularly favored in settings where security and durability are paramount.

One of the main features of the Schlage 70A is its solid brass construction, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear and tear. This material not only provides a premium feel but also enhances the lock's ability to withstand the elements, making it suitable for various environments. The door hardware is available in multiple finishes, allowing homeowners and property managers to select a style that complements their aesthetic preferences.

The technology behind the Schlage 70A incorporates advanced locking mechanisms that are designed to prevent unauthorized access. With a Grade 1 rating from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the Schlage 70A meets rigorous security standards. The deadbolt feature offers additional peace of mind, with options for single or double cylinder designs, depending on user needs and door configurations.

In terms of user functionality, the Schlage 70A is designed for ease of installation and maintenance. Its intuitive design allows for straightforward mounting and operation, which is a significant advantage for both homeowners and professional installers. The lock's keyway is engineered to offer enhanced resistance against picking and bumping, thereby fortifying security measures considerably.

Moreover, the Schlage 70A includes a patented key control feature, which helps to prevent unauthorized duplication of keys. This innovative technology is a testament to Schlage's commitment to providing top-notch security solutions for any property.

The Schlage 70A not only performs exceptionally well in terms of security but also features an aesthetic appeal that suits a wide array of architectural designs. With its blend of durability, advanced technology, and elegant design, the Schlage 70A stands as a reliable choice for those seeking a robust locking system, ensuring peace of mind while adding value to any property.