Alarm Controls Corporation AM6340 Long Armature Bolt Mag Lock

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION AM6340 is a long armature bolt designed for use with magnetic lock assemblies rated at 1200 or 600 pounds of holding force. This hardware component serves as the mechanical interface between the electromagnet body and the door or gate surface it secures. It is used in access control installations where extended bolt length is required to achieve proper alignment and contact with the magnet face. Security installers and licensed electricians working in commercial and institutional access control systems are the primary professionals handling this part.

The AM6340 long armature bolt is suited for installations where standard-length armature hardware does not provide sufficient reach or alignment. This includes door frames with offset mounting conditions, gate posts, and applications where the magnetic lock body cannot be mounted flush against the strike surface. The extended length accommodates a wider range of mounting configurations on aluminum, steel, and hollow metal door assemblies common in commercial buildings.

Key Features

• Extended armature bolt length for offset or non-flush magnetic lock mounting
• Compatible with magnetic lock assemblies rated at 1200 lb and 600 lb holding force
• Sold as a bag of 5 units, suitable for multi-door projects or stocking
• Designed as an OEM-style replacement or supplemental hardware for mag lock systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with magnetic lock assemblies rated at 1200 lb or 600 lb holding force. Consult the specific mag lock manufacturer documentation to confirm armature bolt thread pitch and dimensions before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified access control technician familiar with low-voltage door hardware systems. Disconnect power to the magnetic lock circuit before removing or replacing armature hardware. Verify thread engagement and armature face contact is flush and secure before restoring power. Local building and fire codes may govern egress hardware requirements on doors equipped with electromagnetic locks.