Adams Rite 4070-10-335

Adams Rite 4070-10-335 Deadlock

The 4070 Short Throw Deadbolt provides security for a conventionally projected bolt in installations where the long-throw MS Deadlock cannot be used. The smaller 4070 offers the longest practical throw from a narrow stile.

Function

for installation where the long-throw MS® Deadlock cannot be accommodated, the smaller 4070 offers the longest practical throw for a conventionally projected bolt from a narrow stile. Operates with one-half key turn of any standard mortise type cylinder or cylinder type thumbturn. This product is notDesigned for use in bottom rail.

Opetation

180° turn of key or thumbturn projects or retracts the bolt. Accepts any standard 1-5/32” mortise cylinder from either or both sides. Cylinder must have special cam to fit.

Adams Rite has four types of dead bolts to meet the needs of any situation. They have a short throw dead blot that has the longest practical throw from a narrow stile. This dead bolt operates with a half turn of the key.

The heavy duty dead blot is for sliding wood or metal doors. The deadbolt throws a massive brass bolt into the strike and then expands a stainless steel dog upward and downward to secure the door. A full turn of the key is necessary to operate the bolt. This bolt requires a special cylinder cam.

Adams Rite also offers an interconnected dead bolt / dead latch for either aluminum stile or hollow wood or metal doors. This combination provides access control from the outside and fast, easy and panic-proof exiting.

It does this by interconnecting the dead bolt and the dead latch when the lock is operated from the inside only when configured with the interconnect feature. The outside lever retracts the latch only.