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The Airteq 5060 is a high security latch with key operated deadlock for use on cell, corridor, dayroom and other large doors where slam-locking and the security of a deadlock is required.

The Airteq Deadlock 5060K is a high security latch with key operated deadlock for use on cell, corridor, dayroom and other large doors where the convenience of a latch with knob operation is preferred and the ability to deadlock is required.

The Motorlock 9424 provides for electric or manual locking / unlocking of swinging doors. It can be operated from a remote location or by key at the door.

The Airteq 5010B is a medium security deadbolt with a builders key cylinder for use on access panels, control cabinets, plumbing chases and other small swinging doors where the security of a deadbolt is required.

The 9900 provides for pneumatic or manual locking / unlocking of swinging doors. It can be operated from a remote location or by key at the door. For additional security, it is recommended that the 9900 lock be used with an Airteq high security door position sensor. An automatic door closer may also be used.

The Airteq 5017 is a medium security latch for use on food pass, observation, gun locker, wicket and other small swinging doors where slam-locking is preferred and deadlocking is not required.

The 95XX series retrofit kit allows for the replacement of existing locks from any manufacturer with a high security Airteq motorized (9524) or pneumatic (9500) lock. The kit consists of a locktube which is welded to the face of the existing frame and a strike/pull plate which is bolted or welded to the face of the door.

The High Security Food Pass and Anti-Splash Box System was designed by On the Gate for use in access-sensitive areas on swinging and sliding doors.

The 95XX series retrofit kit allows for the replacement of existing locks from any manufacturer with a high security Airteq motorized (9524) or pneumatic (9500) lock. The kit consists of a locktube which is welded to the face of the existing frame and a strike/pull plate which is bolted or welded to the face of the door. No frame or door modification is required other than filling of the existing hardware prep. This is a great low-cost option for replacing obsolete or sub-standard locks, or for adding remote unlocking capability to an existing door with only manual operation.