Lock Bars
Selling lock bars for over 54 years, including Interior Steel, Lyon Metal, Medart, Penco, Republic Steel, and Worley. Lock bars move up and down on the inside of the door and latch on to a frame hook which is part of the frame of the door. A locker handle is on the outside of the locker which connects to the lock bar which releases the door from the frame of the locker when you pull up on the handle. There are many manufacturers of lockers and types of lock bars. Make sure when ordering you are selecting the correct length lock bar.
Robert Brooke Locker Parts Catalog
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ASI Locker Lock Bar 20-7/8" Current Style
ASI Locker Lock Bar 20-7/8" includes lock bar, lifter, trigger, latch clips and coiled springs. For double tier lockers, 60" overall height of lockers. The lock bar is what is riding vertically to lock and unlock from the frame of the locker. When a person lifts up on the locker handle it is attached to the lock bar which releases the door from the frame of the locker. Current lock bar since January 2025.
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ASI Locker Lock Bar 27" Current Style
ASI Locker Lock Bar 27" includes lock bar, lifter, trigger, latch clips and coiled springs. For double tier lockers, 72" overall height of locker. The lock bar is what is riding vertically to lock and unlock from the frame of the locker. When a person lifts up on the locker handle it is attached to the lock bar which releases the door from the frame of the locker. Used early 2025 to current.
905236 -
ASI Locker Lock Bar 50-7/16" Old Style
ASI Locker Lock Bar 50-7/16" includes lock bar, lifter, trigger, latch clips and coiled springs. The lock bar is what is riding vertically to lock and unlock from the frame of the locker. When a person lifts up on the locker handle it is attached to the lock bar which releases the door from the frame of the locker. Used with 60" and 72" single tier lockers. Old style lock bar Used before 2025.
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ASI Locker Lock Bar 50-7/16" Current Style
ASI Locker Lock Bar 50-7/16" includes lock bar, lifter, trigger, latch clips and coiled springs. The lock bar is what is riding vertically to lock and unlock from the frame of the locker. When a person lifts up on the locker handle it is attached to the lock bar which releases the door from the frame of the locker. Used with 60" or 72" single tier lockers. From early 2025 to current.
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