1. Locks & Core Hardware
A high-tech lock that uses physical identifiers, like fingerprint scans or facial mapping,so you can grant secure entry to authorized individuals without managing physical keys or digital passcodes.
Cam Lock
A simple, reliable cylindrical lock equipped with a rotating arm (cam) that swings into place to secure cabinet doors, mailboxes, metal lockers, and desk drawers.
The core component of most modern entry hardware, housing the pin tumbler mechanism and keyway that allows the lock to operate smoothly when the correct key is inserted.
A sturdy, solid steel locking bolt that extends deep into the door frame, providing essential protection against physical force, kick-ins, and prying on residential and commercial doors.
Drop Bolt / Surface Bolt
A heavy-duty auxiliary lock mounted directly to the surface or frame of a door, dropping a thick metal bolt into a strike plate for added structural reinforcement.
Electronic Keyless Lock
A modern locking device that unlocks via keypad codes, proximity cards, or mobile signals, giving property owners a convenient way to manage access without cutting physical keys.
High-Security Lock
Engineered with pick-resistant pins, drill-proof steel plates, and patented keyways, these commercial-grade locks prevent unauthorized physical breaches and illegal key copying.
Keyless Lock
A practical solution that removes physical keys entirely, using numeric pin codes, touchscreens, or digital credentials to streamline daily entry for homes and businesses.
An easy-to-use keyless lock featuring a physical or digital pin pad, allowing property managers and homeowners to issue, change, or revoke entry codes in seconds.
Latch Guard / Latch Protector
A thick steel plate installed over the gap between a door and its frame to prevent intruders from prying, shimming, or jimmying open the door latch.
Lever Handle Lock
An accessible, ADA-compliant lock featuring an ergonomic handle lever instead of a knob, making it ideal for high-traffic office doors and commercial facilities.
Lock Cylinder
The replaceable internal mechanism where your key is inserted, allowing you to easily rekey or upgrade your security without replacing the entire outer lock assembly.
An electromagnetic locking device that secures heavy glass, metal, or commercial entry doors using a powerful magnetic field that releases instantly upon access clearance or power shutoff.
A heavy-duty lockset installed directly inside a pocket carved into the door edge, combining a deadbolt and latch bolt in one robust housing for maximum structural strength.
Mortise Deadlatch
Designed primarily for narrow-stile glass and aluminum storefront doors, this specialized latch holds the door securely closed while allowing free exit or automatic strike release.
A portable, U-shaped shackle lock ideal for securing gates, storage units, toolboxes, and secondary entry points against weather and physical tampering.
Restricted Keyway / Key Control System
A specialized lock system using patented, non-duplicable keys that can only be copied with explicit authorization from the property owner at a certified locksmith.
A connected lock featuring Bluetooth or Wi-Fi integration, allowing users to lock or unlock doors remotely, view entry histories, and share temporary access passes right from a smartphone.
2. Commercial Door & Exit Hardware
Aluminum Door Hardware
Specialized handles, locks, and hinges engineered specifically for narrow-stile aluminum and glass entrances, keeping storefronts secure without compromising traffic flow.
Commercial Door Closer
A heavy-duty hydraulic arm mounted to the top of a door frame that automatically pulls the door shut after opening, ensuring climate control, security, and fire protection.
Commercial Door Hardware
Heavy-grade locks, handles, hinges, and closing mechanisms tested and rated to handle high-volume foot traffic and satisfy strict commercial building codes.
Continuous Hinge (Piano Hinge)
A long, unbroken hinge running the entire length of a door, distributing weight evenly to prevent heavy metal or glass commercial doors from sagging over time.
Door Trim & Push/Pull Plate
Protective metal plates and handles mounted on high-traffic commercial doors, guarding the finish against wear while offering a simple, clean opening mechanism.
A code-mandated exit device that unlocks automatically upon single-action pressure, allowing building occupants to exit instantly in an emergency.
Fire Escape Gate / Window Bar
Heavy-duty security grilles fitted to windows and fire escape exits that prevent external break-ins while opening easily from the inside without a key during fires.
Fire-Rated Door Assembly
A fully certified door, frame, and hardware system engineered to resist intense heat and hold back fire and smoke for a specified duration (e.g., 45 to 180 minutes).
Glass Door Hardware
Sleek, specialized fittings, patch fittings, and panic bars designed to mount directly onto frameless or framed tempered glass doors without weakening the glass structure.
Keyless Electronic Strike / Electric Strike
An electrical door-locking component mounted in the door frame that releases the latch electronically when triggered by an access card reader, phone app, or remote button.
Reinforced locking mechanisms, heavy-duty hinges, and latch guards crafted specifically to integrate seamlessly with hollow metal and steel security doors.
NYC Fire Department (FDNY) Approved Lock / Gate
Security gates and window locks built and certified strictly according to FDNY safety guidelines, ensuring quick, tool-free emergency egress without compromising building security.
Panic Bar / Exit Device
A horizontal crash bar installed across the inside of a door that unlocks the mechanism instantly when pushed, providing fast, intuitive exit capability during mass evacuations.
Self-Closing Door Mechanism
An essential safety device that automatically pulls apartment or hallway fire doors fully closed, meeting NYC fire codes to prevent smoke and flames from spreading between rooms.
Storefront Door Lock
Heavy-duty deadlocks and mortise latches engineered to fit narrow-stile aluminum storefront doors, providing reliable overnight perimeter security for retail shops and restaurants.
3. Safes, Perimeter & Physical Barriers
Commercial / Office Safe
A heavy-duty storage unit built to protect business assets, cash, sensitive client files, and media drives from burglary, unauthorized internal access, and structural fires.
Depository Safe
Specifically designed for cash-handling businesses like retail stores and restaurants, these safes feature a top or front drop slot that lets employees deposit cash directly into a locked vault without gaining access to the main safe interior.
Fireproof Safe
Engineered with insulated double-wall steel to maintain a safe interior temperature during a structural fire, protecting vital documents, contracts, and digital media from intense heat and smoke damage.
Home Safe
Residential storage unit designed to keep family heirlooms, passports, backup drives, and personal valuables organized and secure against theft and home emergencies.
Key Cabinet / Key Management System
A wall-mounted, lockable steel storage cabinet equipped with numbered key tags or digital tracking, allowing property managers and facility teams to organize, monitor, and restrict access to building keys.
Security Gate
Long-term steel or aluminum barriers, such as folding gates, roll-up shutters, and window grilles, installed across storefronts, windows, and perimeter entryways to deter physical forced entry and vandalism.
4. Locksmith & Security Services
24/7 Emergency Lockout Service
Round-the-clock emergency assistance dispatched to quickly unlock homes, commercial properties, or vehicles whenever you are locked out due to lost, stolen, or broken keys.
Ignition Switch Repair
Specialized automotive service to fix or replace worn-out, jammed, or damaged vehicle ignition cylinders so your key turns smoothly and your car starts reliably.
Key Duplication
Precision key-cutting service that creates exact, fully functional duplicates of original mechanical keys for doors, padlocks, safes, and automotive keyways.
Key Extraction
Safe, non-destructive removal of broken, sheared, or jammed key fragments from inside a lock cylinder or vehicle ignition without damaging the internal lock pins.
Lock Change / Replacement
Complete removal of an old or compromised lock assembly and installation of brand-new, modern hardware to restore total perimeter security to a door.
Lock Rekeying
A cost-effective security update that rearranges the internal pins of your existing lock cylinder so it works with a completely new key while rendering old keys useless.
Lock Repair
Expert maintenance and part replacement for misaligned, stuck, or loose locks, restoring smooth mechanical operation without needing to purchase an entirely new lock.
Master Key System
A custom keying arrangement that allows individual keys to open designated doors while a single master key opens every lock across the entire building or property.
Safe Combination Change / Rekeying
Resetting the mechanical dial combination or digital keypad access codes on a safe to ensure previous code holders or unauthorized users can no longer gain entry.
5. Alarm Equipment
Exit Alarm (High-Security Exit Alarm)
A surface-mounted or integrated security device installed on emergency exits or restricted doors that triggers an audible horn (and optional signal to a central system) when an unauthorized door opening is detected.
Door Prop Alarm
An alarm designed specifically to monitor if a door is held or “propped” open past a pre-set amount of time. It alerts staff or security before a major breach occurs, ideal for back doors, loading docks, and restricted employee entrances.
Door Management Alarm
A multi-functional security unit that combines door prop monitoring, exit alarm capabilities, and status reporting into a single system for enhanced control over sensitive openings.
Timed Bypass Alarm
An alarm system equipped with a built-in timer that allows authorized personnel to disarm or bypass the door security for a temporary, pre-determined window of time without setting off an alert.
Battery-Powered Exit Alarm
A self-contained door alarm powered by an internal battery (typically 9V or AA), requiring no hardwiring. Ideal for quick retrofits and locations where pulling electrical wiring is costly or difficult.
Hardwired Exit Alarm
A door alarm connected directly to the facility’s main electrical system (often with battery backup), ensuring continuous operation without relying solely on standard batteries.
Weatherized Exit Alarm
An alarm device built with sealed, weather-resistant housing and components designed to withstand outdoor environments, moisture, dust, and extreme temperatures.
Magnetic Door Switch (Door Contact)
A two-piece sensor mounted on the door frame and leaf. When the door opens, the magnetic connection breaks, sending a signal to trigger the alarm or notify a security panel.
Mortise Cylinder
A standard lock cylinder used to arm, disarm, or reset the alarm mechanically using a physical key on the face of the unit.
Remote Horn / Remote Annunciator
An external speaker or visual light indicator mounted away from the door (such as at a security desk or nurse’s station) to signal when a door alarm has been activated.
Battery Eliminator
A power accessory that converts main AC voltage down to DC power, allowing a battery-operated alarm unit to run on external power without needing constant battery changes.
Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR)
A motion-sensing device integrated with door security systems to detect movement near the opening, often used for request-to-exit (REX) applications or advanced door monitoring.