Adams Rite 3001-11-US32D Tubular Fixed Door Pull No Cylinder

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 3001-11-US32D is a tubular fixed pull designed for commercial door applications where a cylinder is not required. This pull mounts to the stile of an aluminum or glass door frame and provides a firm, stationary grip point for door operation. The US32D finish indicates a satin stainless steel surface treatment, offering corrosion resistance in high-traffic or exterior-adjacent environments. Locksmiths, glaziers, and commercial door hardware installers work with this hardware type on storefront and entrance door systems where pull-side hardware must coordinate with push-side devices or concealed closers.

This fixed pull is suited for commercial and light-industrial storefront door systems where a standalone pull is specified without an integrated lock cylinder. Common install scenarios include doors controlled by electric strikes or magnetic locks, where access control is handled separately from the pull hardware. The no-cylinder configuration simplifies the door face and reduces maintenance points in high-use applications such as retail entrances, office lobbies, and institutional facilities.

Key Features

• Fixed pull design with no cylinder cutout, keeping the door face clean and reducing hardware complexity
• US32D satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for interior and protected exterior use
• Tubular construction typical of Adams Rite commercial storefront hardware lines
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for one-door installations or paired orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fixed pull for commercial aluminum storefront door applications. Specific model and frame compatibility should be confirmed against the Adams Rite product data sheet prior to ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed commercial door hardware installer or locksmith familiar with aluminum storefront framing systems. Secure all fasteners according to the door manufacturer's frame specifications and verify that the pull rail aligns with any opposing push hardware or exit device. Ensure the door is depressurized and any electric locking devices are de-energized before beginning installation. Consult local building codes and ADA requirements for pull height and projection clearances.