Ingersoll-Rand Schlage ND Series, Руководство по обслуживанию

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ND-Series Service Manual
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Finishes
Finishes
Schlage Lock fi nishes are durable, top quality fi nishes obtained by the careful processing of solid brass, bronze,
stainless steel, or other materials.
Where required, a protective clear coating is applied and cured under high temperature. It is important that the climatic
conditions and usage be taken into consideration when selecting fi nishes. This is especially true in areas subjected to
strong corrosive vapors, humid climate, or sea air which, in short time, may have a damaging effect on metal fi nishes.
The longevity and preservation of the fi nish appearance is determined by base metal and fi nishing process. Clear
protective coating or other organic fi nishing application may require different methods of cleaning and care. For
example, non-clear coated fi nishes should not be cleaned with any soaps or solvents. Organically coated surfaces
should periodically be cleaned with a mild non-abrasive soap and be buffed lightly with a clean cloth. The type of base
metal and fi nished techniques must be considered when applying any cleaning or preservative method.
In some instances for customer convenience, the most appropriate BHMA (Builders Hardware Manufacturers
Association) fi nish symbols are used to indicate similarity of appearance regardless of base metal or fi nishing process.
Finish numbers in the 600-Series are the BHMA industry standard. The nearest former U.S. equivalent code
designations are shown in parenthesis.
Code Description
605 (US 3) Bright Brass, Clear Coated
606 (US 4) Satin Brass, Clear Coated
612 (US 10) Satin Bronze, Clear Coated
613 (US 10B) Oil Rubbed Bronze, Oxidized Satin Bronze, Oil Rubbed, No Coating
619 (US 15) Satin Nickel, Clear Coated
625 (US 26) Bright Chromium Plated, No Coating
626 (US 26D) Satin Chromium Plated, No Coating
Finish Codes and Descriptions
Ordering Procedures
To order Schlage products, descriptive data should be in the same sequence as shown below.
Line
Item Qty Product Outside Inside Hand Latch Strike Dr Thk Ext Dim Additional
Details
DES FIN DES FIN
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Line Item: Line item number.
Qty: Quantity.
Product: Complete lock product or part number.
Outside DES: Outside design code.
Outside FIN: Outside fi nish code.
Inside DES: Inside design code.
Inside FIN: Inside fi nish code.
Hand: Hand of door. Only one hand allowed per line item. Example: RH=right hand, LH=left hand, RR=right reverse, LH=left reverse
Latch: Latch. Leave blank for standard or specify part number if non-standard latch is required.
Strike: Strike. Leave blank for standard or specify part number if non-standard latch is required. LLL=less strike.
Dr Thk: Door thickness. Enter door thickness if non-standard. Example 138=1
³⁄₈
”, 214=2
¹⁄₄
”, 212=2
¹⁄₂
”. EI or EO assumes the latch
will be centered on 1” door, to which material has been added.
Ext: Extension. Enter one of the following when door 2” thick or greater are specifi ed. EE=extended equally, EI=extended inside,
EO=extended outside, ED=extended differently.
Dim: Dimension. Enter dimension for non-standard strike lip length and mortise cylinder or blocking ring length.
Additional Details: Enter detail for keying information and for special requirements.