Adams Rite 3080-01-0-31-00-32D Trim Curved Handle

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 3080-01-0-31-00-32D is a trim curved handle with cylinder hole, designed for use with compatible Adams Rite locking systems on commercial and institutional doors. This trim piece provides the exterior or interior handle interface for doors equipped with Adams Rite deadlatch or multipoint locking hardware. It is typically installed by commercial locksmiths, door hardware technicians, or general contractors working on aluminum storefront, narrow-stile, or hollow metal door applications. The cylinder hole accommodates a standard lock cylinder, allowing keyed access to be integrated directly into the trim assembly.

This trim handle is suited for commercial door installations where a curved handle profile is specified. It is commonly used on aluminum storefront doors, narrow-stile doors, and similar applications where Adams Rite hardware systems are the specified locking solution. The unit is sold individually and is appropriate for new installation or replacement of worn or damaged trim components on existing door assemblies.

Key Features

• Curved handle profile for ergonomic grip and clean aesthetic on commercial doors
• Cylinder hole accommodates standard lock cylinders for keyed entry integration
• Designed for use with Adams Rite locking system trim applications
• Sold as a single unit for precise replacement or new installation
• Finish designation 32D indicates satin stainless steel appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trim component for Adams Rite door hardware systems. Refer to the Adams Rite trim selection guide to confirm fitment with the specific latch or lock body installed on the door.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician familiar with commercial door assemblies. Before beginning work, verify the door is in a secured or propped-open position and that any connected access control or electric strike systems are de-energized. Follow the door manufacturer and hardware manufacturer instructions for cylinder prep and trim mounting to ensure proper latch actuation and cylinder alignment. Consult applicable building codes for hardware requirements on egress and accessible doors.