Security Locks

Choose a mechanical code lock where keyless access is required. Choose a latch deadlock where you need everyday gate access with added keyed security. Choose a quick-exit or push-pad lock where controlled entry and fast internal exit are required. The right lock depends on the gate type, frame section, access method and whether users need keypad, key or push-pad operation.

Gatemaster locks include code locks, latch deadlocks and quick-exit options for metal security gates. Locinox locks include surface-mounted keyed locks, mechanical code locks and push-pad exit solutions. Borg locks provide mechanical keyless access, including back-to-back keypad and anti-climb knob options. All three ranges include products suitable for commercial, industrial, school and perimeter-security applications.

Choose a single-sided keypad lock when coded access is only required from one side of the gate. Choose a double-sided or back-to-back keypad lock when controlled coded access is required from both sides. The appropriate option depends on how the gate is used and who needs authorised access.

Yes. Quick-exit and push-pad gate locks combine controlled entry with simple internal exit operation. They are suitable for sites such as schools, commercial premises, public buildings and industrial locations where access needs to be controlled while allowing convenient exit from the secure side.

Measure the gate-frame section before ordering. Different locks are designed to fit different gate-frame sizes, and individual product pages list compatible section ranges. Also confirm the gate material, latch position, handing, access method and whether the gate requires a keyed, coded or push-pad lock.

No. Mechanical code locks provide keyless access without requiring electrical power or wiring. They are a practical option for external gates, fencing systems, schools, commercial premises, industrial sites and locations where a powered access-control system is not required.