Mortise Cylinders

Three things decide whether a mortise cylinder works: length, cam and keyway. Shop Sargent mortise cylinders for 8200 and 7800 mortise locks, mortise deadlocks and mortise exit devices, keyed to your Sargent system or supplied less keying. In stock at Commercial Door Hardware and shipping the same day.

Which Sargent Hardware Takes a Mortise Cylinder

Note the mortise exit device row. Rim devices take rim cylinders with a tailpiece; mortise devices take mortise cylinders with a cam. These are different parts and ordering by "exit device cylinder" alone is how the wrong one arrives. Rim cylinders are in our Sargent Rim Cylinders collection.

Available Finishes

• The cylinder face is fully visible on a mortise lock, sitting in the escutcheon or rose where everyone sees it.

• Match the trim, not the door. The cylinder reads as part of the lock assembly.

• On a deadbolt above a lockset, match both, since the two stack on the same door.

• 626 satin chrome carries the deepest stock.

• On older Sargent installations, 605 or 612 is often what's installed. A new cylinder in the current default will stand out.

Key Features

• Mortise cylinders for Sargent 8200, 7800 and mortise deadlocks.

• Multiple lengths for standard and thick doors.

• Cam options matched to lock series.

• Keyed to your existing Sargent system on request.

• Keyed alike and masterkeyed options.

• Removable core housings where the lock is core-prepped.

• Less keying for in-house pinning.

• Full commercial finish range including older finishes.

Benefits

• Rekey without touching the lock case, latch or trim.

• Keeps new openings on the building's existing key.

• Masterkey hierarchy support across departments and floors.

• Correct length options for lead-lined and acoustic doors.

• Cam matched to the hardware, so the lock actually operates.

• Finish matching for older installations.

• Far cheaper than replacing a mortise lock for a keying change.

• Ready to ship. In-stock cylinders ship the same day.

Applications

• Rekeying 8200 and 7800 openings after turnover.

• Lost key events on mortise-locked doors.

• Adding mortise openings to an existing key system.

• Replacing worn cylinders where the key turns roughly.

• Mortise exit devices needing a cylinder for outside access.

• Mortise deadlocks on storage and service doors.

• Thick doors needing a longer cylinder than standard.

• Changing an opening's keyway.

Everything in this collection is in stock at Commercialdoorhardware.com and ships the same day.