Does the difference in lengths (1 1/8; 7/8; & 5/8 inch) refer to the locking bar arm length?
1645277
No. The lengths listed refer to the length of the thread. The first set I bought, I ordered 7/8", because that was the thickness of my door. There was not enough thread sticking through to put the nut on. I sent them back and ordered the 1 1/8". They matched my old locks perfectly. If the locks are too long, it's not a problem, because the locks come with 2 sets of arms. 1 set is straight and the other set is offset, so by turning them one way or another you can adjust the length + or - a 1/4 inch.
1645278
It has been some time since I installed my locks. If I recall it is the length of cylinder as they are designed for varied thickness of the mounting surface.
817424
No. The length refers to the length of the barrel lock. I believe the locking bar arm is the same length on all of them
1670043
Yes that is correct. The 1 inch size not the the Olympic size. I think it is a great bar for the price.
1529413
Other than the length I think they are probably pretty much interchangeable. I purchased the longer one to provide the extra torque I need to free up rusted old nuts. I think the longer, the better, since you'll probably be using it as a last resort anyway.
1967472
M8 equivalent is 5/18 with 18 threads per inch, 24 mm is a hair less than one inch and is the diameter of the pad, and the 1.25 is the length of the threaded rod in inches. If the length was given as 30mm it would have been a little more consistent.
651840
I measure 5 and 5/8 but there may not all be identical. You may want 5 and 3/4 or 6 inches to be safe.
487319
It comes with bushings that will allow you to use on different size Bars up to 3" not sure if it drops down that far to an 1 7/8 you can look at product spec or call I have had to call before. Good luck.
815500
depend with handlebar, have you a 1" or 7/8" bar? this one is that you need!!
2022126
Yes, mine is 18/8 also. For a technical description of the difference, see this site: http://www.finishing.com/292/94.shtml My take-away is that the 18/8 is more 'ductile' than the 18/10, meaning that it will bend more without cracking or breaking. The 18/10 is harder and will crack sooner under repeated flexing.
1821403
I don't believe there is a difference (at least not that I know of ). I think it is just a mistake of some sort on the size indication bar. Sorry if this didn't help.
1203846
No, they are not the same length. You would have to measure your door opening ( where your new mortise lock would be installed) , then look online for one with the same length. Sometimes the product details would have what you are looking for. (Length x width, ETC )
1044037
I am not sure how they measure locks but mine have an inch and a half gap when locked. You might be able to go smaller but these came in a three pack which is what I needed.
1473652
It refers to handle bar size. Standard is for 1" bars 25.4mm Oversize is the new bars that are 31.8mm in diameter.
2039232
Length from key hole to outer edge of "U" bar is very close to 13 inches. Outside measure of "U" width is 5 1/2 inches. Width of lock cylinder 6 1/2 inches. Diameter of lock cylinder 1.5 inches.
512251
When I measure mine, I read it as closer to 6-3/4" than 6-1/2 - certainly not 8-1/2
897051
Yes it is about that length. I measured and its a bit more; to be exact its 5/8 of an inch.
556082
Engineer here: definitely not 1/8". I am not sure how the other are measuring. I am getting 0.059" to 0.063" with a digital caliper which puts it close to 1/16".
16301
The dimensions for both the lock trim and handle trim is just at 3 inches. Length of lock trim is 4 1/2 to 5 inches, handle is 13 inches.