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ABLOY 4260: Uses an automatically locking latch; the catalogue distinguishes the locked state from the daytime state permitting handle operation. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 8.
ABLOY 428: The catalogue specifies a 20 mm deadbolt throw and states that it can be configured in the same key system as 2928. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 24.
ABLOY 4290: Handle-function lock for public buildings; the catalogue morticing field references SFS 5209. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 9.
ABLOY 4291: For bathrooms in public buildings, combining a handle and bathroom thumbturn. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 9.
ABLOY 4292: The latch can be operated by the handle or cylinder; the deadbolt is controlled by the cylinder. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 11.
ABLOY 4570: The locking mode is selected by a faceplate control; the catalogue lists ABLOY and SCAND cylinder systems. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 9.
ABLOY 4960: Automatically locking hook bolt for folding and sliding doors; the catalogue morticing field references SFS 5209. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 18.
ABLOY 9456: A key or thumbturn controls latch locking; the catalogue distinguishes the 20 mm locked position from the 14 mm daytime position. Refer to the parameters and application scope in the official mechanical lock case catalogue, page 10.
ARD is a roller-door lock assembly; the catalogue includes the door lock and corresponding cylinder components and specifies a 14 mm exposed escutcheon.
AWL Wedgelock is for cabinets and display cases, mounted in the bottom track of the display case.
CL100 Uses a brass cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked position only; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°. Number of discs: 11.
CL101 Uses a brass cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked and unlocked positions; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°.
CL103 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 43mm (46 for CLIQ) and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 19.5mm.
CL104 Uses a brass cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked position only; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°. Overall length: 33mm.
CL105 Uses a steel cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked position only; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°. Overall length: 33mm.
CL106 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 43mm and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 19.5mm.
CL107 Uses a brass cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked and unlocked positions; catalogue cam angles: 0°/180°.
CL109 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 29mm and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 5.5mm.
CL200 Uses a brass cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked position only; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°. Overall length: 34.5mm.
CL201 Uses a steel cylinder housing; key removal state: Locked position only; catalogue cam angles: 90°/180°. Overall length: 34.5mm.
CL202 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 44.5mm and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 19.5mm.
CL203 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 38.5mm and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 13.5mm.
CL204 is a cam cabinet lock in the catalogue, with overall length specified as 36.3mm and maximum compatible door thickness specified as 9.5mm.
CL290 is for vending machines and other T-shaped locking handles; the catalogue describes a spring latch that can be locked without a key.