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Damper locks

OMR shutter locks are designed to provide secure and functional locking of technical furniture and industrial furniture equipped with sliding or rolling doors. Ideal for applications in professional environments such as offices, laboratories, plants and special vehicles, these locks feature versatile mounting on wood, metal or plastic supports. Available with cam or latch mechanism, they offer options for keyed alike or single, reversible or nonreversible key, and custom rotation. The range includes various bore diameters (15.4-18 mm), different lengths, and chrome, nickel-plated, or stainless steel finishes to suit different aesthetic and functional requirements.

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Lock type

Hole diameter

Length

Type of key

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Locking mechanism

Fixing method

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FOCUS

To choose the most suitable roller shutter lock, it is essential to consider the type of door (sliding or rolling), the material of the cabinet (wood, metal, or plastic), and the preferred fastening system (nut, screw, or rivet). Key extraction positions (only with the lock closed or also open) affect operational use. Cam or spring latch mechanisms are suitable for different opening modes, while keyed alike can be standard (KD), unique (KA), or passe-partout for centralized management.

FAQ

What are the most common applications of damper locks?

Damper locks are mainly used in technical cabinets, industrial furniture, office furniture, and professional containers with sliding or rolling doors. They offer secure locking in environments where controlled access is essential.

How to choose the correct hole diameter for installation?

The diameter of the hole depends on the specific model of the lock and the type of panel on which it is to be installed. The most common diameters are 15.4 mm, 17.9 mm and 18 mm. It is important to check compatibility with the thickness and material of the substrate.

What does keyed different (KD) versus keyed alike (KA) encryption mean?

Key Different (KD) keyed different means that each lock has a different key, increasing individual security. Keyed alike (KA - Key Alike), on the other hand, allows multiple locks to be opened with the same key, ideal for simplified management in professional environments.