36-082 613 BLOCKING RING 1/2
SCHLAGE lock 36-082 613 BLOCKING RING 1/2, Brand: SCHLAGE, Series: 356-series, Door Thickness Range: 1 3/8" to 1 7/8", Fits On Handle: No, Dimensions (In.): O.D. = 1 1/4", Wrench Opening (In.): 0.937" Installation Type: Deadlock Installation Style: Two Piece Core Reversible
Schlage 36-082 613 Blocking Ring 1/2 inch is made for a variety of locks including Accent, Aladdin, Baldwin, Best X, Cyclone XT, Everest & Jennings, Four Star, Gate House, Granderia 2000 and Schlage. The locking ring attaches to the strike on the door frame and the lock body engages it to prevent the lock from being opened.
Blockade with this 36-082 613 Blocking Ring 1/2. Designed to withstand repeated abuse, this manufactured part features the Blocking RIng 1/2 by Schlage. This part is made of metal to give you durability and longevity when using it in your building projects. It has a simple and easy installation on all types of door assemblies, which can be accomplished in just minutes, making this Blocking Ring 1/2 a must-have for home repair professionals and DIYers alike. Its black finish will visually hold your attention, making it ideal for all kinds of projects.
A blocking ring is designed to stay in a deadbolt's plug casing hole to prevent the deadbolt from being removed. A spindle may be inserted through a hole in the side of the blocking ring for easy installation and removal. This Schlage part number 36082613050 is for a single blocking ring that is 1/2? in diameter and made of brass.
Our innovative, American made Schlage locks feature an integrated blocking ring 1/2 in diameter, for our deadbolt and Primus core-driven locks. The blocking ring is designed to accept a standard padlock shackle.
A locking ring that adapts Schlage L-Series mortise locks to use with cores made by other manufacturers. This locking ring is used in conjunction with the 16-014 keyed core blank. It has 1/2" diameter passage hole.
The Schlage Blocking Ring is used to prevent the lever handle and dead bolt locking component from separating, if they come into contact while the door is closed.