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The Gatemaster GLD60 is a heavy-duty double-throw latch deadlock specifically engineered for 60mm steel gate frames, ideal for traditional wrought iron gates needing separate handles. Its primary benefit is offering robust security through a deep deadbolt throw and a secure weld-in case design, while a key consideration is the need for separate handle purchase and fabrication before final mechanism insertion. This lock provides a reliable, high-security solution for secure gate closure.
| Model Part Number | GLD60 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gatemaster |
The GLD60 is designed to accept standard gate handles. It is recommended to verify the dimensions and fitting mechanism of your chosen handle to ensure compatibility.
No, the Gatemaster GLD60 lock case is supplied separately from the Euro cylinder. You will need to purchase a compatible 5-pin Euro cylinder and standard gate handles separately.
A weld-in case allows the lock mechanism to be inserted after the gate has been fully fabricated and finished. This prevents damage to the lock during welding and finishing processes and ensures a clean final appearance.
Yes, the GLD60 is a robust lock designed for steel gate frames and is suitable for external use, providing high security for garden or entrance gates.
Yes, the GLD60 is available with 'keyed alike' options, meaning multiple locks can be supplied to operate with a single key.
The Gatemaster GLD60 features a substantial 24mm deadbolt throw, offering enhanced security.
Ensure the gate is properly aligned and not sagging. Lubricate the internal mechanism with a graphite-based lubricant. Check for any obstructions within the lock case.
Verify that the handle mechanism is correctly connected to the deadbolt. Ensure there are no obstructions within the gate frame or lock strike plate. Check the alignment of the gate with the frame.
Confirm that the gate is properly seated in the frame when attempting to lock. Ensure the strike plate on the gate post is correctly aligned with the deadbolt. The gate may require adjustment or the strike plate repositioning.
Do not force the key. Gently try to wiggle the key while turning. Ensure the correct key is being used. If debris is suspected, try cleaning with compressed air. If the issue persists, the cylinder may need replacement.
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