Schlage Commercial K510711 Adams Right Mortise Cam

Product Description

The SCHLAGE COMMERCIAL K510711 is an Adams right interchangeable mortise cam designed for use in commercial and institutional locksets. This small but precise component controls the throw and retraction of a mortise lock bolt by translating handle or cylinder rotation into linear bolt movement. The cam mounts directly to the lock cylinder and must be oriented correctly for proper door handing. Locksmiths, commercial door hardware installers, and facilities maintenance technicians handle this type of cam replacement as part of routine mortise lock service or cylinder rekeying work.

This cam is suited for commercial and institutional mortise lock applications where the Adams cam profile is specified. It is intended for right-hand door configurations and is used when replacing a worn, broken, or incorrect cam on a compatible mortise cylinder. The interchangeable design allows the cam to be swapped without replacing the full cylinder assembly, making it a practical service part for locksmith shops and facilities departments managing large inventories of mortise hardware.

Key Features

• Right-hand orientation for proper mortise lock bolt operation on right-handed doors
• Interchangeable cam design allows field replacement without full cylinder removal
• Adams cam profile compatible with specified mortise cylinder applications
• Compact form factor at 0.85 inches length, 0.55 inches width, and 0.2 inches height
• Sold individually for precise parts-level replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement mortise cam for commercial mortise lockset cylinders requiring the Adams right cam profile. Confirm cam profile and cylinder compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified commercial door hardware technician. Remove all tension from the lock mechanism and disengage the cylinder from the mortise body before removing or installing the cam. Verify door handing and cam orientation before final assembly to ensure correct bolt throw direction. Follow applicable building and life-safety codes when servicing hardware on fire-rated or egress doors.