Corbin Russwin ML2051LL626 Office Mortise Lock Lever

Product Description

The CORBIN RUSSWIN ML2051LL626 is a single cylinder office mortise lock designed for commercial and institutional door applications. It ships as a complete assembly including the lock body, strike, front plate, and mounting screws. The lever-by-lever trim configuration suits standard office function, allowing free egress from the inside while controlling entry from the outside. The satin chrome finish (626) provides a clean, professional appearance suited to high-traffic commercial environments. Licensed locksmiths and commercial door hardware installers typically handle mortise lock installation in new construction and renovation projects.

This mortise lock is intended for commercial office doors in institutional, corporate, healthcare, and educational facilities. The office function restricts outside lever operation unless unlocked by key or interior turn, making it appropriate for private offices, administrative spaces, and similar controlled-access interior or exterior doors. The complete hardware package reduces the need for separately sourced components during installation.

Key Features

• Single cylinder office mortise function — outside lever locked or unlocked by key
• Lever-by-lever trim for consistent handle operation on both sides
• Satin chrome (626) finish for durable, low-glare appearance in commercial settings
• Includes lock body, strike, front plate, and screws — complete installation kit
• Compact front plate profile at 8.58 inches length by 1.5 inches height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mortise lock replacement or new-installation unit for commercial and institutional door systems requiring a single cylinder office function in a standard mortise pocket.

Installation Notes

Mortise lock installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Power to any associated access control or electric strike hardware must be disconnected before service. The door must have a properly routed mortise pocket to the correct depth and width before the lock body is seated. Installations in commercial occupancies should comply with applicable local building codes and ANSI/BHMA hardware standards.