
COMMON CHALLENGES OF FIRE DOOR LOCK

Compliance Risks

Fire Resistance Deficiencies

Functional Challenges

Compatibility Issues
DIROCK PRECISION-ENGINEERED FIRE RATED DOOR LOCKS
As an experienced fire safety door locks manufacturer & supplier, DIROCK is committed to providing compliant solutions to ensure smooth implementation and long-term stability of your projects. Our locks, suitable for fire doors in public buildings, comply with European standard EN12209. CE certified (Intertek & Warrington). Grade 304 stainless steel material for mechanical excellence, precisely manufactured according to DIN 18251 to match with other fire door hardware products.
Explore DIROCK 72/92/85 series of fire door mortise locks → Multiple backset options, customizable support.

Fire Door Mortise Locks (72mm)
• CE (Intertek): 3 X 9 1 0 G 3 B C 2 0
• CE (Warrington): 3 X 8 1 0 G 3 H C 2 0

Mortise Frame Locks (92mm)

Fire Door Mortise Locks (85mm)
• CE (Intertek): 3 X 9 1 0 G 3 B C 2 0
WHY CHOOSE DIROCK FIRE DOOR LOCKS?

Compliance Assurance
1. CE Certification (Intertek & Warrington) according to EN 12209.
2. EN 1634-1 fire certification for timber/steel doors across various fire ratings.
3. Declaration of performance (DoP) available.

Reliable Mechanical Performance
1. Crafted from quality 304 stainless steel.
2. 200,000-cycle endurance testing(Grade X) | 240h salt spray resistance(Grade G), ensuring high durability in high-frequency and harsh environments, reducing maintenance costs and extending service life.

Precision
Engineering
1. Strict DIN 18251 dimensional compliance.
2. Full compatibility with other Euro standard door hardware.
3. Comprehensive functionality, including sash/ panic/mute/bathroom locks, and more, to meet a variety of scenario needs.

Manufacturing Guarantee
1. ISO 9001:2015 (UKAS) certified production.
2. Monthly capacity of 200,000 mortise lock, supporting customized bulk delivery.
APPLICATION
Our fire compliant door locks are widely used in hotels, medical facilities, airports, subways, schools, shopping malls, and other large public buildings.
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Standards & Certifications
Products: Obtain CE certification (Intertek & Warrington)
Factory: Three system certifications ISO 9001 (Quality)| ISO 14001 (Environment)| ISO 45001 (Safety)
Manufacturing Capabilities
Self-owned factory,stable funding with advanced automated production lines
Stable capacity, average monthly production capacity of 200,000 locks, 100,000 handles, supporting OEM customized services.


Quality Assurance
Relying on ISO 9001 to establish production control system (FPC), strictly controlling every link from raw material procurement to product delivery, ensuring quality consistency and full traceability.
In-house laboratory equipped with testing facilities for precise inspection.
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AUTOMATED PRODUCTION EQUIPMENTS

Laser cutting

Lock assembly

Brushing

Lock assembly

Brushing

Tapping

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FAQs
1. Do fire doors need special locks?
Yes. Fire doors require certified fire-rated locks meeting standards like EN 1634-1 (EU) or UL (US). These locks, along with other fire door hardware, are essential for keeping people safe during a fire emergency. Generic locks may fail under high heat, potentially compromising the fire compartmental integrity.
2. What is a fire-rated door lock?
A fire door lock is a type of lock specifically designed for fire doors, which maintains its integrity during a fire to prevent the spread of flames and smoke through the door.
3. What are fire door locks regulations?
Fire door locks regulations and standards differ across countries and regions. For instance, the EN1634-1 and EN1209 standards of the European Union, and the UL, NFPA 80 standards of the United States, etc.
4. How do fire door locks work?
A fire door lock is designed to keep the door closed during a fire to prevent the spread of flames and smoke, while also allowing for quick and easy evacuation in emergencies. Take the mortise fire door lock as an example, the mechanism of lock and latch must maintain their functionality under high temperatures and pressure to ensure the door remains tightly closed. Additionally, fire door locks often come with heat-expanding seals that block gaps around the door to further prevent smoke and fire ingress. Made from high-melting-point materials like stainless steel, the lock's mechanical structure stays intact at high temperatures, ensuring the door can be quickly opened when needed for safe and rapid evacuation.
5. Fire door lock installation & maintenance
Select the right lock, ensuring it meets the fire door's grade requirements and has relevant certifications. Install it correctly according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the door closes properly. For maintenance, regularly check the lock's appearance and test its functions to ensure the latch and deadbolt operate smoothly and the door closes tightly. Clean the lock regularly and lubricate it moderately if necessary. Replace any damaged parts immediately to ensure the lock works properly.
6. Types of fire door locks
There are many types of door locks for fire door. Mortise fire door lock, panic exit device, electric fire door lock and electromagnetic fire door lock.
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