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Bottom Strike 330 Deceuninck Zendow E.13534.12 / pce
€1.88
In stock
Product
The Mushroom Strike Plate for GU-966/200 mZ Se KBE AD is a precision-engineered locking component designed for pivoting frame systems, ensuring secure and reliable engagement with compatible hardware.
Specifications
- Engineered specifically for compatibility with GU-966/200 mZ Se KBE AD hardware systems
- Manufactured to meet the structural and mechanical demands of pivoting frame applications
- Mushroom-shaped cam design provides enhanced locking engagement and resistance to forced entry
- Designed for single-piece installation, optimizing ease of fitting and replacement
- Built to withstand repeated mechanical stress associated with daily door operation
Usage
The strike plate is installed within the frame of a pivoting door system. When the door closes, the mushroom-shaped bolt engages with the plate, creating a secure lock point. It works in conjunction with GU-966/200 mZ Se KBE AD hardware to deliver consistent locking performance across the door cycle.
FAQ
- Is this strike plate compatible with all GU hardware? — No. This strike plate is specifically designed for use with the GU-966/200 mZ Se KBE AD system and may not be compatible with other GU hardware references.
- Is the product sold individually or in a set? — This strike plate is sold per piece, allowing for targeted replacement without purchasing additional components.
- What type of door frame is this strike plate intended for? — It is designed for pivoting frame systems, making it suitable for doors that rotate on a vertical axis rather than swinging on traditional hinges.
- Can this strike plate be retrofitted to an existing installation? — Yes, provided the existing hardware is the compatible GU-966/200 mZ Se KBE AD model, the strike plate can be used as a direct replacement component.
- What maintenance is required for this strike plate? — Periodic inspection for wear or misalignment is recommended. Cleaning and light lubrication of contact surfaces can help maintain smooth and reliable locking engagement over time.
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