Emtek 86085US19 Full Lip Strike Plate Flat Black

Product Description

The EMTEK 86085US19 is a full lip strike plate with a quarter-inch radius corner profile, finished in flat black. Strike plates seat into the door frame to catch and hold the latch bolt, keeping doors securely closed. This strike is compatible with passage, privacy, and key-in lockset configurations, making it a versatile component for interior and exterior door hardware installations. At 0.25 inches in height and a low-profile build, it seats flush against standard door frame mortises. Installers working on residential or light commercial door hardware projects will find this a direct-fit strike solution for Emtek-compatible locksets in the US19 flat black finish.

This strike plate is designed for use with passage, privacy, and key-in lockset sets in residential and light commercial applications. It is suited for standard interior and exterior door frames where a full lip strike is required. The flat black finish coordinates with matching Emtek hardware in the US19 finish family. Sold individually, with a case quantity of 12 for bulk or multi-door installations.

Key Features

• Full lip design covers the full latch pocket opening in the door frame
• Quarter-inch radius corners for a clean, finished appearance at the frame
• Flat black (US19) finish for a matte, low-sheen look
• Compatible with passage, privacy, and key-in lockset configurations
• Compact dimensions: 2.75 inches long by 2.25 inches wide by 0.25 inches thick
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds; sold individually

Compatibility

Designed for use with Emtek passage, privacy, and key-in lockset sets requiring a full lip strike plate in the US19 flat black finish.

Installation Notes

Strike plate installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware installer, or finish carpenter. Power down any associated electronic access hardware before beginning work. Mortise the door frame jamb to the exact plate dimensions before fastening to ensure flush seating and proper latch engagement. Follow applicable building codes for door hardware installation in your jurisdiction.