Production and equipment areas
Separate equipment rooms, tool stores and controlled areas by staff responsibility and maintenance needs.
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Industrial sites
Offices, production areas, stores and equipment rooms have different traffic and access needs. Start with openings and workflows rather than specifying the same lock everywhere.
Start with the openings
Stores and logistics routes
For frequently used doors, assess the lock, handle, closer and door condition as a complete assembly.
Offices and staff entrances
Match electromechanical locks and exit hardware to the access platform, door construction and traffic pattern.
How to approach the configuration
Map access by role
List areas for staff, visitors, contractors and maintenance teams before defining key groups or electronic permissions.
Check assembly compatibility
Lock dimensions, strikes, closing force, handing and wiring all affect operation; assess more than the replacement component.
Include maintenance planning
Discuss spares, key management and fault-information collection during the enquiry.
ABLOY products to explore
These are product directions, not a confirmed project specification. Models, accessories and management tools require a site-specific review.
Electric and electromechanical locks
Check door construction, lock dimensions, power and access-control interfaces.
View products →Door closers and control
Check door width, weight, usage frequency and mounting conditions.
View products →Exit hardware
Select against door handing, assembly compatibility and project egress requirements.
View products →Prepare these details for an enquiry
Door schedule; construction, handing and traffic frequency; user groups; access platform and power interfaces; exit requirements; installation photographs and maintenance issues.
How CLTECH can help
Using your opening information, we can help shortlist products, review dimensions and associated components, and identify questions to resolve. Samples, supply and on-site support are agreed for the specific project.
Access control and machine safety interlocks are different systems. Responsible project teams must verify fire, egress and production-safety requirements; ordinary locks are not machine guards.