Keyman Lock organizes its product catalog into seven main categories, including Fire Door Exit Device hardware, Mechanical Lock systems, and Electrified door lock solutions, all accessible from the Products menu at keymanlock.com. Visitors can browse directly by category, drill down into subcategories, or use the certification pages to confirm compliance before requesting a quote. Below is a breakdown of each section so you can find the right hardware quickly.
What product categories does Keyman Lock offer?
Keyman Lock's main navigation is organized into seven categories: Exit Device, Mechanical Lock, Electrified Solution, Electronic Solution, Hinges, Pivot, and General Hardware. Each category sits under the main Products page and expands into focused subcategories for specific hardware types.
This structure is designed so that commercial buyers, including engineers, distributors, and security contractors, can move from a broad hardware type (like a Fire Door Exit Device) down to a specific series, material, or certification without digging through unrelated listings.
How do I find a Fire Door Exit Device on the site?
Go to Products > Exit Device to browse Keyman's full range of panic hardware, including fire-rated options built for commercial egress doors. From there, five subcategories narrow the selection further:
Aluminium – the X8 Aluminum Exit Device series
Stainless Steel – the X9 Stainless Steel Exit Device series
Narrow – medium-duty narrow stile applications
Panic Push Bars – EN 1125 panic exit devices
Exit Device Trim – matching trim hardware
Keyman's exit devices, including the X801/X901 series, are built to ANSI/UL 305 and ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 standards, with several lines carrying a UL10C and ULC-S104 3-hour fire rating. This makes them suitable for commercial buildings such as hospitals, schools, offices, and shopping centers where a certified Fire Door Exit Device is required for safe emergency egress. The X801/X901 line is also available in six configurations, including rim, mortise, concealed vertical rod, three-point latching, and vertical exit devices, so buyers can match the hardware to the specific door type and project code requirement.
Where can I find Mechanical Lock products?
Navigate to Products > Mechanical Lock to view Keyman's non-electrified locking hardware. This category splits into six subcategories:
ANSI Mechanical Lock – the M7 series, built to ANSI/BHMA A156.13 with ANSI/UL 10C and CAN/ULC-S104 fire ratings up to 3 hours
Euro Mechanical Lock – the M5 series, built to EN 12209 Grade 3 with EN 1634-1 fire ratings up to 4-1/3 hours
Cylindrical Locks
Indicator Lock
Deadbolts
Cylinder
A Mechanical Lock from Keyman is a purely manual locking mechanism, meaning it has no electrical components and relies on a key, lever, or thumbturn to operate. This makes it a reliable, low-maintenance option for interior doors, utility rooms, and any application where remote or automated access control isn't required. Buyers choosing between ANSI and Euro profile versions should confirm which standard matches their regional building code before ordering.
How do I locate an Electrified door lock on the site?
Go to Products > Electrified Solution to browse Keyman's remote-operable locking hardware. This category includes:
An Electrified door lock integrates with a building's access control system, allowing doors to be locked or unlocked remotely via a card reader, keypad, or central security panel. Keyman's Euro Electrified Mortise Lock (solenoid version M5G0), for example, is built with an SS 304 forend, strike plate, and latch bolt, is tested to Grade X for 200,000 cycles, and carries a CE fire rating. It's designed for integrated access control in both commercial lobbies and high-end residential buildings, and it's available with square or radius forend and strike plate options to match different door preparations.
If you need full automation rather than a hardwired electrified lock, the separate Electronic Solution category covers Sectional Mortise Keypad Lock, Escutcheon Mortise Keypad Lock, and Smart Deadbolt Lock products.
What other hardware categories are available?
Beyond locks and exit devices, Keyman Lock's catalog includes three additional categories for complete door hardware packages:
Hinges: browse the main Hinges page, or go directly to the UL Hinge subcategory for fire-rated commercial applications, alongside a CE Hinge option for European-market projects.
Pivot: includes 3/4" Offset Pivots and Intermediate Pivots for heavier commercial doors that need a pivot-based hanging system instead of standard hinges.
General Hardware: the General Hardware page covers Flush Bolts, standard hardware like the rim lock, and Pull and Push Plates.
These categories are typically used alongside a Fire Door Exit Device, Mechanical Lock, or Electrified door lock to complete a full door hardware specification for a commercial project.
How do I confirm a product meets ANSI, UL, or CE standards before ordering?
Visit the Certificate page from the main navigation to view Keyman's current ANSI, UL, CUL, CE, and fire-rating certifications. Most individual product pages also list the relevant standard directly in the description, so you can cross-check compliance at both the category and product level before submitting an inquiry.
Keyman manufactures hardware under ANSI/BHMA and UL standards and has over 20 years of experience supplying commercial security and door-control hardware internationally. Products undergo testing from raw materials through final assembly, including random sampling in the lab, which is worth confirming against your project's specific code requirement (such as a 3-hour fire rating for a Fire Door Exit Device) before finalizing a purchase order.
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