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The Gatemaster Select Pro Weld-In Deadlock (SWD1650) is designed for gate manufacturers and installers needing a robust locking solution for gates with 50mm steel box section frames. Its key benefit is the secure, adjustable deadbolt and heavy-duty construction, offering reliable security and ease of fitting. A key consideration is that it requires welding for installation, necessitating professional expertise or appropriate equipment. This mechanical lock features a 30mm throw stainless steel deadbolt, adjustable for precise on-site fitting, and a durable 2.5mm steel lock case. It's available in keyed alike or keyed to differ options to suit various security needs.
| Model Part Number | SWD1650 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gatemaster |
The SWD1650 is specifically designed for gate frames with a 50mm steel box section.
Installation requires welding the lockcase into the gate frame. This typically requires professional welding equipment and expertise. The internal lock mechanism must be removed before welding.
The stainless steel deadbolt has a 30mm throw, meaning it extends 30mm from the lockcase when engaged.
Yes, the weld-in lockcase can be galvanised or powder coated along with the gate. It is crucial to remove the internal lock mechanism before any finishing processes.
The adjustable length allows for precise fitting on-site, ensuring perfect alignment with the strike plate on the gate post, even if there are minor variations in the gate frame construction or hanging.
Yes, Gatemaster offers Select Pro Weld-In Deadlocks for 30mm, 40mm, and 60mm steel box section frames, alongside this 50mm version.
Keyed alike means multiple locks can be opened with the same key. Keyed to differ means each lock requires its own unique key.
Ensure the deadbolt is correctly aligned with the strike plate. Check for any obstructions within the lockcase. Verify the internal mechanism was reassembled correctly after welding.
Re-adjust the length of the deadbolt to ensure proper engagement with the strike plate and lockcase. Check for any binding points.
Ensure the internal mechanism is removed before welding. If damage occurred, the lockcase may need to be replaced.
Check for foreign objects in the keyway. Attempt lubrication with a graphite-based lock lubricant. Ensure the correct key is being used.
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