Dormakaba Rci S6JIG S6 Series Router Jig

Product Description

The DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI S6JIG is a router jig designed to simplify precise mortise cutouts for S6 Series electric strike installations. This tool guides a router to produce accurate, repeatable cuts in door frame material, ensuring the electric strike seats flush and functions correctly. It is used by locksmiths, access control technicians, and commercial door hardware installers working on electric strike retrofits or new installations. Accurate mortising is critical to strike alignment, latch engagement, and long-term hardware reliability, making a dedicated jig a practical addition to any installer's kit.

This jig is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware projects where S6 Series electric strikes are specified. It is particularly useful in retrofit scenarios where consistent, clean cutouts are required across multiple doors. Installers working in office buildings, schools, multifamily access points, and similar facilities will find this tool reduces layout time and rework on strike pocket preparation.

Key Features

• Guides router cuts for accurate S6 Series electric strike mortise pockets
• Promotes consistent, repeatable results across multiple door frame installations
• Reduces layout time and minimizes material waste from miscut pockets
• Sold as an individual unit for single-project or ongoing service use

Compatibility

Designed for use with DORMAKABA USA INC. / RCI S6 Series electric strikes. Confirm specific strike model requirements before use to ensure jig dimensions match the intended mortise pocket.

Installation Notes

Installation of electric strikes should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with commercial door hardware. Secure the jig firmly to the door frame before routing to prevent movement during cutting. Disconnect any existing electric strike wiring and de-energize the access control circuit before removing or replacing hardware components. Follow the door and frame manufacturer guidelines along with applicable local building codes when modifying frame material.