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Midwest Detention’s swing-door locks are engineered as a direct replacement for other locks installed by multiple manufacturers from the 1940s through 1990s, according to the company. Locks are designed with a universal mogul cylinder collar that can utilize existing keying and feature a modular design for ease of service. Backed by a two-year warranty and ASTM F1643-certified for 500,000 cycles, the 120 series, 10120 series and 2100 series are available in solenoid and motor operation versions.
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Midwest Detention manufactures a comprehensive line of retrofit and replacement products for swinging and sliding doors. Swing-door locks are engineered as a direct replacement for other locks installed by multiple manufacturers from the 1940s through 1990s. The locks are designed with a universal mogul cylinder collar that allows facilities to utilize existing keying. Existing housings, doors, columns and guides are reusable, but all internal mechanisms are replaced.
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InventHelp introduces the Securi-T, a device to facilitate the locking of doors during security emergencies. It enables users to lock themselves in a room without the need to search for keys and can be stored so that it takes up minimal space and is easily accessible.

The device can be operated by adults and children and is designed for use with different types of commercial doors.