Passage Door Handles (7,500+ items) - Page 64
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, L - Lever, LE1 - Escutcheon, Field Reversible, ASA Strike,
Zoro # G516469169
Mfr # 8215 LE1L 26D
Dormakaba
Mortise Combination Lever Lock, Key Override, Passage, Lockout, Corbin Russwin 6-Pin LFIC Prep, Les
Zoro # G716468306
Mfr # LR8146C-26D-41
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, J - Lever, O - Rose, Field Reversible, ASA Strike, Satin Ch
Zoro # G916469493
Mfr # 8215 OJ 26D
Yale
Grade 1 Communicating Passage Cylindrical Lock, Augusta Lever, Non-Keyed, Satin Chrome Finish, Non-
Zoro # G616469601
Mfr # AU5428LN 626
Corbin Russwin
Grade 1 Passage/Closet Cylindrical Lock, Newport Lever, D Rose, Non-Keyed, Satin Chrome Finish, Non
Zoro # G716469563
Mfr # CL3110 NZD 626
Zoro # G413761557
Mfr # F10VACC716CAM
Zoro # G116469606
Mfr # ML2010 CSA 625
Zoro # G416469597
Mfr # 28-7U15 LL 10
Zoro # G416469627
Mfr # 28-7U15 LB 10B
Zoro # G0777386
Mfr # 930SQ/238T.PA14
Zoro # G016469171
Mfr # 28-65U15 KL 03
Zoro # G316469598
Mfr # 28-7U15 LL 04
Zoro # G0632093
Mfr # 227/00AF.PA15
Corbin Russwin
Grade 1 Passage/Closet Cylindrical Lock, Global Knob, Non-Keyed, Satin Stainless Steel Finish, Non-
Zoro # G116469552
Mfr # CK4310 GRD 630
Zoro # G0449935
Mfr # 36/00C.PA3
Zoro # G0696588
Mfr # 706/00C.PA2
Dormakaba
Mortise Combination Lever Lock, Key Override, Passage, Lockout, Schlage FSIC Prep, Less Core, Brigh
Zoro # G216468578
Mfr # RR8146S-026-41
Dormakaba
Mortise Combination Lever Lock, Key Override, Passage, Lockout, Sargent LFIC Prep, Satin Chrome
Zoro # G416468552
Mfr # RR8146R-26D-41
Adams Rite
Grade 1 Passage Mortise Trim Pack Only, Round Lever, Dark Oxidized Satin Bronze Oil Rubbed, RH/RHR
Zoro # G316468881
Mfr # 4600-02-612-10B
Zoro # G2370810
Mfr # 925MD/238F.PA3
Sargent
Grade 1 Passage or Closet Mortise Lock, J - Lever, LE1 - Escutcheon, Field Reversible, ASA Strike,
Zoro # G416469115
Mfr # 8215 LE1J 26D
About Passage Door Handles
Cylindrical locks are the type of locks found on doors in most commercial buildings. They're less expensive, easy to install and replace and can be rekeyed. Mortise locks, on the other hand, are a bit more expensive and require a pocket to be cut out of the door before it can be installed. Mortise locks offer the flexibility of extra features like occupancy indicators or ADA thumbturns. Locks that offer more security are keypad door locks or push button locks. Regardless of the lockset chosen, there are many accessories to choose from like dutch door bolts, lockset cylinders and privacy door latches.