Lockey Replacement Latchbolt: Adjustable Cylindrical-Type for 1600,2830,3830,M230 (Single or Double-Sided)

This is the latchbolt for Lockey's knob-handle keypad locks. Because it is a spring loaded latchbolt, it will automatically latch and lock a door (or gate) each time it is closed.

This latchbolt's normal position is extended. As the door (or gate) closes, this bolt will come into contact with the strike plate and be pressed back into the door. When the door is fully closed, the bolt will line up with the hole in the strike plate and spring back out into extended postion, latching the door. It has a deadlocking plunger on the side of the bolt to prevent it from being pried open. It is shipped with a spindle and a support pin.

This latchbolt is used with these products:

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Lock Model:

The first few numbers of a lock model number determines the lock series. For example, a 2200 lock would be part of the 2000-Series. Each Series may include single and double-sided locks.

Specifications

BOLT TYPE: Locks with a tube-shaped latchbolt that is inserted into a door's edge. These are spring-loaded and lock automatically.
DOOR/GATE TYPE: locks for standard doors/gates that swing and are made of wood/vinyl/glass/metal, with/without vertical posts or pickets.
FINISHES: silver.
INSTALLATION: bolt is inserted into edge of door.
POWER: none, this product is mechanical.
PRODUCT LINE: Lockey Parts.
WEATHER RESISTANCE: Locks that can be exposed to the weather on both the outside and the inside.

Features

This is the same latchbolt that comes in the standard package of parts shipped with all latchbolt locks, so you don't need to order it separately unless you want an extra one.
This is a dead-locking spring latch bolt. This means it has a dead latch mechanism, called a plunger, which slides in and out along its top side. When the door is closed, the strike plate presses in the plunger and prevents the latchbolt from opening independently of the handle.
When properly installed, dead-locking latchbolts cannot be opened by sliding a credit card or blade between the door and the door frame.
Spring latchbolts are normally extended when the door is ajar. As the door is closed, they come into contact with the strike plate. This pushes the spring latchbolt into a retracted position until the door lines up with the hole in the strike plate.
Spring latchbolts can take quite a beating on heavy gates or doors that are slammed shut.