Door lock 90/50

Lock spacing:

Basic lock marking for the so-called locks under-handle locks (in addition to the bolt, they also have a latch that is moved by the handle) are formed by two numbers - e.g. 72/50.

The first number indicates the distance (A) from the axis of the hole for the handle to the axis of the hole for the key, cylinder or WC, while the second number corresponds to the distance (B) from the face of the lock to the axis of the hole for the handle, key, cylinder or WC.

Lock for insert:

For this type of locks, you need to purchase an insert that is attached to the lock with one screw.

Lock lever:

In every under-handle lock, we open the latch using the handle, but most of the locks we offer have the option of additionally opening the latch by turning the key to the open plus position (a position in which the bolt is retracted into the lock - we also turn the key, which causes the latch to retract).