Push-button locks
OMR push-button locks are locking systems for industrial furniture and technical furnishings designed for applications that require practicality and speed of use, such as sliding doors or doors with a high frequency of opening. The mechanism allows automatic locking by pressure, while opening is done with a flat key. Push-button locks offer different fastening solutions (screws, horseshoe clips, riveting, quick fastening) and are made of die-cast metal or technopolymer, with nickel-plated or black finishes. Encryption variants include KA, KD and passe-partout systems, making them also suitable for professional environments where hierarchical access management is required.
Push-button locks are popular and versatile models, highly valued for their great practicality, in the structure of which there is a small piston.
To open these locks, a classic rotary motion must be performed with the appropriate key, while to close them it is sufficient to push, which is precisely why they are also called pressure locks.
In light of this, then, it is clear that push-button locks are the perfect solution for all those applications where you want to make locking particularly easy, indeed almost immediate, without having to sacrifice security at all.
Push-button locks are mainly used in the furniture world, especially in office furniture and in furniture that involves opening and locking systems with sliding doors, perhaps made of metal or wood.
OMR Locks can offer push-button locks of multiple types, thanks to its manufacturing approach that makes endless customizations possible.
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Where are push-button locks used in industry?
Push-button locks find use in technical cabinets, industrial furniture, office furniture, and sliding door applications, where quick and secure locking is required without compromising accessibility.
What is the advantage of the pressure mechanism over a traditional lock?
The push-to-close mechanism allows automatic locking by simply pressing the lock button, even without the use of a key. This reduces operating time and increases convenience of use, especially in frequent opening/closing situations on doors and sliding leaves.
How to choose the correct cipher for a push-button lock?
The choice between keyed different (KA), keyed alike (KD) or passe-partout depends on key management requirements. KA configurations allow opening with a single group key, while KDs provide greater individual security. The passe-partout system is useful for supervisors or maintainers.