Push-pull trim turns a Sargent mortise lock into hardware you can operate with a forearm, an elbow, or a hip. Shop Sargent hospital push-pull latches for patient rooms, clean areas, soiled utility, and cart routes, in stainless and chrome finishes. In stock at Commercial Door Hardware and shipping the same day.
Trim on a Mortise Lock, Not a Separate Product
Worth being clear about what this is, because it changes how you order it.
A Sargent hospital push pull latch is a trim configuration on a mortise lock, commonly the 8200 Series, rather than a standalone device. The lock case, the latch, the function and the keying all work as they would with lever trim. What changes is what you touch.
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Element |
Push pull latch |
Lever trim |
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Lock case |
Mortise lock case |
Same |
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Latch |
Mortise latch into the door edge |
Same |
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Function |
Standard mortise functions |
Same |
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Keying |
Mortise cylinder |
Same |
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What you operate |
A paddle or bar, with any body part |
A lever, with a hand |
That means the order needs the lock specification, not just "push pull trim." Function, handing, door thickness, backset, keying and finish all still apply. Our Sargent 8200 Series and mortise lock collections cover the lock side; the general category explanation is in our Hospital Push Pull Latches collection.
Accessibility
Hands-free operation aligns well with accessibility principles, requiring no tight grasping, pinching or wrist rotation.
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Factor |
Consideration |
|---|---|
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Operating method |
No grasping or wrist rotation needed |
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Operating force |
Must be within applicable limits |
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Mounting height |
Within the required range |
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Closer force |
Combined force determines usability |
Accessibility is a property of the installed opening, not the trim alone. Hands-free trim on a door with an overtightened closer can still be unusable. Measure opening force on the installed assembly with the closer adjusted, rather than treating the hardware specification as settling it. Applicable requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Available Finishes
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Code |
Finish |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
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630 / US32D |
Satin stainless steel |
The dominant healthcare finish |
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629 / US32 |
Bright stainless steel |
Where a polished look is wanted |
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626 / US26D |
Satin chrome |
Matching existing chrome hardware |
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625 / US26 |
Bright chrome |
Polished schedules |
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612 / US10 |
Satin bronze |
Bronze schedules, less common clinically |
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613 / US10B |
Oil-rubbed bronze |
Bronze schedules |
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630 satin stainless dominates healthcare because it tolerates repeated disinfection, resists corrosion, and doesn't wear through the way plating does.
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Plated finishes wear through under constant hand, forearm and cart contact plus chemical cleaning. On a patient room door, stainless is the durable choice rather than the aesthetic one.
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Satin hides scratches and marks better than bright in a heavily used corridor.
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Confirm compatibility with your facility's cleaning chemistry.
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Match adjacent hardware where the trim sits alongside push plates, pulls or kick plates.
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Availability varies by configuration; confirm on the product page.
Key Features
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Hands-free operation with forearm, elbow, hip or gloved hand.
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Positive latching on a mortise lock case.
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Standard mortise functions and keying.
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Stainless finishes tolerating repeated disinfection.
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Smooth profiles easier to clean than a lever and rose.
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Listed configurations for rated assemblies.
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Mortise cylinder keying into your existing Sargent system.
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Options with reduced attachment points for behavioral health, where designated.
Benefits
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Removes hand contact with door hardware.
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Keeps the door latching, so rated assemblies still perform.
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No grip or wrist rotation, aligning with accessibility principles.
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Smoother bed and cart traffic through high-volume openings.
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Easier cleaning than a lever and rose.
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Durable in clinical environments with stainless finishes.
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Keeps openings in the building's key system.
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Ready to ship. In-stock latches ship the same day.
Applications
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Patient room doors in hospitals and clinics.
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Clean and sterile areas where hand contact is unacceptable.
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Soiled utility and linen rooms.
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Laboratories with gloved operation.
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Food service and kitchens.
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Imaging, treatment and procedure rooms.
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Behavioral health units, with appropriate product selection.
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Long-term care and rehabilitation facilities.
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High-traffic corridors with constant cart movement.
Why Order Sargent Push Pull Latches from Commercial Door Hardware
Commercial Door Hardware supplies door hardware for schools, healthcare facilities, offices, retail and institutional buildings, carrying Sargent mortise locks, trim, exit devices, closers, cylinders and cores alongside Von Duprin, Corbin Russwin, Accentra, LCN and Norton.
Healthcare openings carry more constraints at once than almost any other: infection control, accessibility, fire rating, cart traffic and sometimes clinical risk, all on one door. Because this is trim on a mortise lock, the order needs the lock specification too: function, handing, prep, keying, and that's easier to settle in a conversation than from a part number.
Everything in this collection is in stock at Commercialdoorhardware.com and ships the same day.