Door locks

OMR door locks are designed for security, functionality and compatibility with technical and industrial furniture. Ideal for hinged or sliding doors, they find application in electrical cabinets, metal containers, professional furniture and modular structures. Available in mechanical, electronic or hybrid versions, they integrate locking systems with deadbolt, rack and pinion or rotating rods. A variety of finishes, materials (steel, technopolymer, die-cast metal) and fastening systems (screws, nuts, horseshoe clips) allow flexible installation on wood, metal, glass or plastic. Key options include flat key solutions, RFID, NFC, or numeric combinations, for customized access management.

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To choose the correct door lock, first check the type of opening (hinged or sliding) and the material of the substrate (wood, metal, glass). Locks with a rack or rotating rods are ideal for double or large sashes. For access-controlled applications, opt for electronic versions with RFID or PIN technology. Fastening can be by screw, nut or horseshoe clip depending on the cabinet structure. The different ciphers available (KA, KD or passe-partout) allow for centralized or individual key management.

FAQ

What are the main applications of door locks in industry?

Door locks are mainly used on technical cabinets, control panels, metal containers, and professional furniture. They offer secure locking solutions for hinged or sliding doors in industrial, plant and contract environments.

How to choose the most suitable locking system for a technical door?

The choice depends on the type of door and the level of security required. Deadbolt locking systems are simple and robust; rack and pinion systems or traversing rods offer greater hold on double doors; electronic solutions with RFID or PIN are ideal for shared-use or access-controlled environments.

What materials and finishes are available for door locks?

OMR door locks are made of steel, die-cast metal, technopolymer, or plastic, with finishes ranging from chrome-plated to galvanized, stainless steel, or black. The choice of material and finish depends on the environment of use and the aesthetic or corrosion resistance requirements.