Eugene Springfield Lock & Safe
Leversets
GRADE 1
Marks 195 (Marks USA), Uscan USL100, Schlage ND, Sargent 10 line, Corbin Russwin CL3300, PHG F Series
GRADE 2
Marks 75 Series, Uscan USL 200, Schlage AL, Sargent 7 line, Corbin Russwin CL3800, PHG RH Series
GRADE 3
Master, Schlage, Kwikset, PHG EZ-set
Grades
For the most part we like to match hardware in buildings, unless there is a product that will provide the same
amount of security/look for a more cost effective price, or that product currently in the building is difficult to get in a
timely fashion.
Breakdown of 3 Grade Tiers, regarding door hardware.
GRADE 1
We qualify two different kinds of Grade 1 Locks (American & Import). The heaviest duty Grade 1 locks are American Made. These locks are constructed with better metals in the chassis of the locks. These locks are recommended for higher use door and/or high vandalism/abused doors. The Import are good for moderate to high use and moderate abuse. (Daily Uses American - 150+ per day, Import - 75-150 per day)
Grade 1 Hardware
Grade 1 not only meets commercial building requirements, it also provides the best security
available against vandalism and heavy usage.
Grade 1 not only meets commercial building requirements, it also provides the best security
available against vandalism and heavy usage.
GRADE 2
Similar to Grade 1 we have a two qualifications (American & Import). The quality difference is not as noticable between the these two. The grade two are generally used for interior doors making the vandalism part not as much as a factor. (Daily uses 1-75 per day)
Grade 2 Hardware
Grade 2 meets light commercial requirements and exceeds residential building requirements.
These locks are adequate for lighter duty doors where security is less of an issue. They will stop unauthorized
personnel from walking through the door, but will have less of an effect on deliberate force than Grade 1 products.
Grade 2 meets light commercial requirements and exceeds residential building requirements.
These locks are adequate for lighter duty doors where security is less of an issue. They will stop unauthorized
personnel from walking through the door, but will have less of an effect on deliberate force than Grade 1 products.
GRADE 3
Grade 3 locks are primarily used for low usage, residential purposes.
The Cycle Test examines how many times the lock can be operated before it fails.
Grade 1 locks must complete 800,000 cycles.
Grade 2 locks must complete 400,000 cycles.
Grade 3 locks must complete at least 200,000 cycles.
Grade 2 locks must complete 400,000 cycles.
Grade 3 locks must complete at least 200,000 cycles.