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Folger Adam Product Catalog FOLGER ADAM PRODUCT CATALOG 4634 S. Presa Street, San Antonio, TX 78223 Phone 210-533-1231 • Fax 210-533-2211 www.SouthernFolger.com See who we are. See all we do. FOLGER ADAM TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS RECOMMENDED APPLICATION GUIDELINES Electric Locks ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... A3 Pneumatic Locks ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. B3 Mechanical Locks ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... C3 Locking Devices/Door Operators ............................................................................................................................................................................... D3 ELECTRIC LOCKS Introduction to Electric Locks ...................................................................................................................................................................................... A1 Guide and Section Index .............................................................................................................................................................................................. A2 51E Deadlatch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... A5-A6 51M Deadlatch .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... A7-A8 50HBM Deadlatch .................................................................................................................................................................................................. A9-A10 How to Specify 50HBM Locks ................................................................................................................................................................................... A11 120E Deadlatch ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... A13-A14 120M Deadlatch .................................................................................................................................................................................................... A15-A16 120MC Half-Cycle Deadlatch ............................................................................................................................................................................. A17-A18 120ED Deadbolt ................................................................................................................................................................................................... A19-A20 120RUP Deadlatch .............................................................................................................................................................................................. A21-A22 How to Specify 120 Locks ................................................................................................................................................................................. A23-A24 NS400E Solenoid-Operated Deadlatches ..................................................................................................................................................... A25-A26 NS400M and 400MC Motor-Operated Deadlatches ................................................................................................................................. A27-A28 NS400MCD Motor-Operated Deadbolts ....................................................................................................................................................... A29-A30 How to Specify NS400 Locks ........................................................................................................................................................................... A31-A32 800 Gate Locks .................................................................................................................................................................................................... A33-A34 D9300 Electric Maxi-Mortise™ .......................................................................................................................................................................... A35-A40 For more information, please call 210.533.1231. FA Rev. 02-10 1 FOLGER ADAM TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS PNEUMATIC LOCKS Introduction to Pneumatic Locks ............................................................................................................................................................................... B1 Guide and Section Index .............................................................................................................................................................................................. B2 NS400P Pneumatic Deadlatch .............................................................................................................................................................................. B5-B6 120P Deadlatch ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... B7-B8 51P Deadlatch ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... B9-B10 MECHANICAL LOCKS Introduction to Mechanical Locks .............................................................................................................................................................................. C1 Guide and Section Index ............................................................................................................................................................................................. C2 10 Deadlock .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. C5-C6 80 Deadlock ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. C7-C8 FGM-80 Fence Gate Lock/Mounting ................................................................................................................................................................ C9-C10 30/30D Locks ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... C11-C12 70 Deadlatch ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... C13-C14 60/60K Latch and Key Operated Deadlocks ................................................................................................................................................. C15-C16 15 Latch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... C17 17 Latch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... C19 17-M Latch ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... C20 Lock Mountings .................................................................................................................................................................................................. C21-C22 3600 and 3800 Cremone Bolts ...................................................................................................................................................................... C23-C25 Keeper Switches .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... C27 D9300 Maxi-Mortise™ ........................................................................................................................................................................................ C29-C36 A9300 Maxi-Mortise™ ........................................................................................................................................................................................
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