CES DIN Mortise Lock PZW 65/72 Right/DIN L per piece

Usage

The CES LOCKS PZW 65/72 right/DIN L mortise lock is designed for single-point locking of interior or exterior doors in residential and commercial buildings, compatible with euro-profile cylinders.

Advantages

• Complies with DIN EN 179 for emergency exit applications, ensuring safe egress.
• Robust housing made from galvanized and blue lacquered steel offers long-term durability.
• Satin stainless steel (AISI 304) forend provides corrosion resistance and a professional finish.
• Latch-bolt and deadbolt are constructed from nickel-plated sintered steel for enhanced wear resistance.
• The handed design (right/DIN L) requires specification but ensures correct alignment during installation.

Specifications

• Design: Forend size of approximately 24 x 235 mm; suitable for flush or rebated doors with rounded or edged profiles. Prepared for euro-profile cylinder integration; equipped with an internal transmission bar.
  Materials: Satin stainless steel (AISI 304) forend, galvanized lock case, nickel-plated sintered steel latch-bolt and deadbolt.
  Technologies: Bushed TENAX clamp follower (8 mm), triple latch-bolt mechanism, mechanical latch-bolt blocking mechanism.
  
• Durability & Certifications: Manufactured in Germany to meet DIN EN 179 standards; suitable as a class-3 fire protection lock. Designed to withstand frequent use in contract settings.
  
• Measurable Performance: - Centre distance: 72 mm - Backset: Available at standard sizes including the specified model’s backset of about 65 mm - Forend length: approx. 235 mm - Deadbolt throw: up to 20 mm double throw
  
• Differentiating Features: - Mechanical anti-thrust latch blocks forced retraction attempts. - Lock handedness specified as right-hand / DIN left. - Transmission bar integration allows flexible mechanical connection options.
  

How it works

This mortise lock is fitted into the door edge; once integrated with a euro-profile cylinder, turning the key extends or retracts the nickel-plated deadbolt, while the handle actuates the mechanical latch-bolt. It enables secure locking while supporting emergency escape functionality per DIN EN 179 standards.