X801-M Heavy-Duty Aluminum Alloy Mortise Lock Exit Device – Secure & Durable

A mortise lock exit device is a type of door hardware designed for secure and easy egress, commonly used in commercial buildings, schools, and other high-traffic areas. It combines the security of a mortise lock with the quick exit functionality of a panic or push bar device.

Key Features:

1. Mortise Lock Integration – Fits into a mortise pocket (a recess cut into the door edge), providing a robust locking mechanism.

2. Exit Device (Push Bar or Touchpad) – Allows quick exit with a simple push, meeting fire and safety codes (e.g., ANSI/BHMA A156.3, UL10C,UL 305).

3. Latch Mechanism – Typically includes a deadlatch or deadbolt for security while allowing free egress.

4. Durable Construction – Made of heavy-duty materials like stainless steel or brass for long-lasting performance.

5. Fire-Rated Options – Available in fire-rated configurations for compliance with building codes.

Common Types:

• Rim Exit Device with Mortise Lock – Surface-mounted on the door’s interior with a mortise lock for added security.

• Mortise Panic Device – Integrates a panic bar with a mortise lock cylinder for keyed entry from the outside.

• Touchpad Exit Device – Uses a touch-sensitive bar instead of a push bar for a sleeker design.

Applications:

• Commercial building exits

• Schools & hospitals

• Fire-rated doors

• High-security areas requiring controlled entry but easy exit

Standards Compliance:

• ANSI/BHMA A156.3 (Exit devices)

• UL 305,UL 10C (Panic hardware standards)