Master Lock – Robert Brooke Helps

Master Lock’s new 3630, 3631 and 3670 Multi User Locks

Robert Brooke — Fri, 06 Jun 2014 19:25:58 +0000

Master Lock’s new 3630, 3631 and 3670 Multi User Locks allows a locker user to set their own temporary 3-digit combination for the duration of there visit, eliminating the need for system charting. The are designed for standard lift handle lockers were there is an interior locking bar that travels up and down to lock the door. The Master Lock 3630, 3661 and 3670 feature a heavy duty solid zinc housing ideal for areas of high use. Ideal for Health and Recreation Facilities, School, Employee and athletic lockers. Extension kits are available for use in doors up to 3/4″ thick. For more information visit the Master Lock Section of our website.

Built in Master Locks, what we need know to order the correct replacements

Robert Brooke — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 20:34:47 +0000

We sell quite a few Master Locks, and there are always a few items we are missing. To order Master Locks we need to know the following:
1. Which Model number are you looking for, here is our web page for your chooses.
2. What is your Master Key #, this is found stamped on your Master Key, or you could be wanting a “new series”
3. What is the School or Institution Name and Address, Master Lock keeps all the serial numbers on file

If you only have a few Master Locks you would like to replace, we can do that also, all we would need to know is the serial numbers of the locks, which is on the back

Locker hardware handing for handles, door jambs and locks

Robert Brooke — Wed, 18 Jul 2012 14:07:07 +0000

One of the most confusing problems we encounter selling locker parts and hardware is the handing of the replacement parts. This should be one of the easiest questions, but we still have quite a few problems. The diagram below shows a locker door and how you determine what you have. If your locker handle is on the left hand side of the door, then you have a right hand locker hardware. The side that your locker door jamb, or locker handle is on does not determine the hand of your door, the locker door hinges do. So if you locker hinge is on the Right, you would order a right hand locker hardware. If your locker hinge is on the left, you would order a left hand locker hardware. We usually see all right hand, or a combination of both. We have never seen just left hand locker hardware. You can see our complete line of locker handle parts.

This is a right hand locker door. For this door you would order a right hand locker handle, right hand door jamb, and right hand locker door.