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OMR trim bushings are technical accessories designed to complete the installation of locks on industrial furniture, technical cabinets, and professional furnishings. Made of metal, brass, plastic or die-cast metal, they provide a clean aesthetic finish and functional protection of the mounting hole. Available in several standard diameters (16.5, 20, 22, and 23 mm) and finishes such as nickel-plated, gold-plated, black, or gray, they adapt to a variety of locking configurations in the plant engineering, automation, and technical furniture sectors. Ideal for professional locking, they ensure compatibility with major industrial locking systems.

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To choose the most suitable trim bushing, first consider the available bore diameter: standard sizes range from 16.5 to 23 mm. Material affects mechanical strength and aesthetics: brass and metal offer greater durability, plastic is ideal for lightweight solutions. Finishes (nickel-plated, gold-plated, black, or gray) allow visual integration with the lock or surrounding technical furniture. Always check compatibility with the type of lock installed.

FAQ

What are trim bushings used for in industrial locking systems?

Trim bushings are used to complete the installation of locks on panels, cabinets, or industrial furniture, improving hole aesthetics and protecting edges from wear and mechanical deformation. They also provide functional support for lock body alignment.

How to choose the correct diameter of the trimming bushing?

The diameter of the bushing should match the hole drilled in the panel or cabinet. OMR bushings are available in standard sizes such as 16.5 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, and 23 mm. It is essential to measure the hole accurately to ensure stable and secure mounting.

What is the difference between the available bushing finishes?

The finishes (nickel-plated, gold-plated, black, or gray) influence the aesthetic appearance of the finished product. The nickel-plated finish is the most versatile for technical environments, the black or gray finish is suitable for modern industrial settings, and the gold-plated finish is preferred in applications where superior aesthetics are required.