MASTER LOCK 1652 User Manual
MASTER LOCK PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
FEBRUARY 2011
Master Lock Company, 137 West Forest Hill Avenue, P.O. Box 100367, Oak Creek, Wisconsin 53154
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TELEPHONE: 800-308-9244; FAX: 800-308-9245; WEBSITE: www.masterlock.com
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BUILT-IN COMBINATION LOCKS
BUILT-IN COMBINATION LOCKS
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*****Master Lock built-in, combination locks can be factory or field installed on lockers
manufactured by numerous manufacturers. Refer to Master Lock product literature for
charts listing appropriate locks for various manufacturer's lockers. Select required lock
from the following articles and delete articles for nonapplicable models. If locks are being
specified as part of the locker specification, these articles can be inserted into the locker
specification section. *****
manufactured by numerous manufacturers. Refer to Master Lock product literature for
charts listing appropriate locks for various manufacturer's lockers. Select required lock
from the following articles and delete articles for nonapplicable models. If locks are being
specified as part of the locker specification, these articles can be inserted into the locker
specification section. *****
2.2
COMBINATION LOCKS FOR LIFT HANDLE LOCKERS
*****These eight models of built-in combination locks are provided for lift handle
lockers.
Standard Locks:
Model 1630: Right-handed with plastic dial.
Model 1631: Left-handed with plastic dial.
Model 1630MD: Right-handed with metal dial (MD).
Model 1631MD: Left-handed with metal dial (MD).
ADA Compliant Locks:
ADA compliant locks offer Three-Ways-To-Open Operation
These locks meet the Department of Justice (DOJ) ADA Standards for Accessible
Design (ADA Standards) and ICC/ANSI A117.1: Operation of the lock shall not
require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist. The force required to
operate component shall be 5 pounds maximum.
ADA Standards for Accessible Design; per Chapter 2, Article 2.25 – Storage;
requires providing a minimum of 5 percent ADA Accessible lockers (minimum of
1)
Master Lock recommends only ordering ADA compliant locks to meet the 5
percent minimum ADA Standard, with the remainder of the locks ordered as
standard locks.
These locks meet the Department of Justice (DOJ) ADA Standards for Accessible
Design (ADA Standards) and ICC/ANSI A117.1: Operation of the lock shall not
require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist. The force required to
operate component shall be 5 pounds maximum.
ADA Standards for Accessible Design; per Chapter 2, Article 2.25 – Storage;
requires providing a minimum of 5 percent ADA Accessible lockers (minimum of
1)
Master Lock recommends only ordering ADA compliant locks to meet the 5
percent minimum ADA Standard, with the remainder of the locks ordered as
standard locks.
Model 1636MKADA: Right-handed with plastic dial.
Model 1637MKADA: Left-handed with plastic dial.
Model 1636MKMDADA: Right-handed with metal dial (MD).
Model 1637MKMDADA: Left-handed with metal dial (MD).
Edit the following to reflect required model. *****