Adams Rite 4036-01-01-628 Mortise Cylinder

Product Description

The ADAMS RITE 4036-01-01-628 is a mortise cylinder designed for commercial and residential door hardware applications. Mortise cylinders fit into a recessed pocket within a mortise lockset body, providing the keyed locking mechanism that actuates the lock cam or tailpiece. This cylinder is sold as a single unit and is installed by locksmiths, commercial door hardware technicians, and general contractors working on hollow metal or wood door assemblies. The 628 suffix indicates a satin aluminum finish, which is commonly specified in aluminum storefront and commercial framing applications.

This mortise cylinder is suited for use in commercial entry doors, aluminum storefront systems, and interior corridor doors where a mortise-style lockset is already installed or being newly fitted. It is appropriate for light commercial and institutional settings where a keyed mortise cylinder is required to meet door hardware specifications. Installers working on aluminum frame doors will find this finish designation consistent with standard aluminum door specifications.

Key Features

• Mortise-style cylinder designed to seat directly into a mortise lockset body
• 628 satin aluminum finish suits aluminum storefront and commercial door frames
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or new installation
• Actuates lock cam or tailpiece for positive latching and locking action

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mortise cylinder for commercial and residential door assemblies that accept a standard mortise cylinder format. Confirm cylinder length, cam type, and keyway before installation.

Installation Notes

Mortise cylinder installation and replacement is typically performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified door hardware technician. Before servicing, ensure the door is secure and the lockset is disengaged from the door frame. Verify that the replacement cylinder matches the existing cam configuration and cylinder length required by the lockset body. Local building codes and door hardware standards such as ANSI and BHMA specifications may apply to commercial door hardware installations.