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ABH 1890 Series Roller Latch with Full Lip Cast Strike and 5/16" Adjustable Projection

ABH 1890 Series Roller Latch with Full Lip Cast Strike and 5/16" Adjustable Projection

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ABH 1890 Series Roller Latch with Full Lip Cast Strike and 5/16" Adjustable Projection

Professional Roller Latch Replacement Component

The ABH 1890 Series Roller Latch provides reliable latching performance with a full lip cast strike and 5/16" adjustable roller latch projection. This commercial-grade replacement component features easily adjustable projection settings that can be modified after installation, with an average weight of 0.75 lb per unit for efficient handling and installation.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Adjustable Projection: 5/16" roller latch projection with easy post-installation adjustment for precise door alignment and latching performance.
  • Full Lip Cast Strike: Durable cast construction provides secure engagement and long-term reliability in commercial applications.
  • Field Adjustable Design: Projection settings can be easily modified after installation to accommodate door movement or alignment changes.
  • Lightweight Construction: Average weight of 0.75 lb per unit facilitates easy handling and reduces stress on door hardware.
  • Complete Hardware Package: Includes body mounting screws (#10 x 3/4" Phillips flat head sheet metal screws) and strike mounting screws (#8 x 3/4" Phillips flat head sheet metal screws).
  • 1890 Series Compatibility: Designed specifically for integration with ABH 1890 Series door hardware systems.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Parts and Accessories Type: Replacement Parts
  • Product Attribute: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Category: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Group: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Model: 1890
  • Product Subgroup: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Type: Parts and Accessories
  • Series: 1890 Series
  • Subcategory: Roller Latch

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Educational Facilities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Retail Establishments
  • Industrial and Warehouse Facilities
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Choose ABH Quality?

ABH roller latch components deliver professional-grade reliability with cast strike construction and field-adjustable projection settings for demanding commercial applications. The 1890 Series design ensures precise compatibility and long-term performance where dependable door hardware operation is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

ABH Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Parts and Accessories
Product Type:
Parts and Accessories
Subcategory:
Roller Latch
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Series:
1890 Series
Parts and Accessories Type:
Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Product Model:
1890
Product Category:
Parts and Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

ABH 1890 US32D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the ABH 1890 roller latch come with for mounting, or do I need to supply screws?
Screws are in the box for both halves. The 1890 roller latch ships with body mounting screws (#10 x 3/4 inch Phillips flat head sheet metal) and strike mounting screws (#8 x 3/4 inch Phillips flat head sheet metal), plus the full lip cast strike itself. So you get the latch body, the strike, and the fasteners for each. Nothing else is included, so if the existing door and frame prep does not match, plan on doing that work separately.
2) My door is not closing tight against the roller latch. Can the ABH 1890 be adjusted after it is installed?
Yes, and that is the point of the design. The 1890 roller latch has 5/16 inch projection that is field adjustable after installation, so if the door settles, the frame moves, or the gasketing compresses over time, you back the roller in or out until the door holds without slamming. You do not have to pull the latch out of the door edge to do it.
3) Should I use a roller latch or a regular latch with a knob or lever on a door?
A roller latch holds a door closed by friction. A spring loaded roller rides over the strike lip and seats behind it, and pulling the door pops it back out. There is no latchbolt retracted by a knob, lever, or key, so a roller latch gives you no security and no positive latching. Use one on closet doors, cabinet or utility doors, double doors where the inactive leaf just needs to stay shut, and openings where you want push-pull operation with no operating trim. If the door needs to be locked, keyed, or fire rated with a positive latch, a roller latch is the wrong part and you want a cylindrical or mortise lock instead.
4) Can a Cal-Royal ASA478 strike be used in place of the strike that comes with the ABH 1890 roller latch?
No. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch is supplied as a matched pair: the roller latch body and a full lip cast strike sized to the roller's 5/16 inch adjustable projection, with #10 x 3/4 inch body screws and #8 x 3/4 inch strike screws in the package. The Cal-Royal ASA478 is a template ASA strike, the rectangular lip strike prepped for a latchbolt entering a mortise or cylindrical lock front. A roller rides across the lip and seats in the pocket rather than throwing a bolt into it, so the two strikes are not interchangeable. Order the ASA478 when the door is being prepped for a standard ASA latch cutout, and keep the cast strike with the 1890 roller latch.
5) Is the ABH 1890 roller latch strong enough for a school or hospital door, or is it only light duty?
The 1890 is built for commercial service, not residential grade, with a cast strike rather than a stamped one. ABH lists it for office buildings, schools, healthcare, retail, industrial and warehouse buildings, multi-tenant residential and government facilities. Where it fits in those buildings is the caveat: a roller latch is a holding device, so it belongs on closets, utility doors and inactive leaves, not on a door that has to secure or positively latch.
6) Can I use the ABH 1890 as a replacement part for an existing roller latch that has worn out?
That is what it is sold as. The 1890 is a replacement component, supplied with both the latch body and the full lip cast strike, so you are swapping the complete assembly rather than trying to reuse an old strike with a new roller. Because it comes as a matched pair, the sensible approach on a worn out latch is to replace both halves at once and then set the 5/16 inch projection to suit the door.
7) I need an ASA strike for a commercial door, not a roller latch. What should I look at?
Different part entirely. The 1890 is a roller latch assembly with its own full lip cast strike sized to that roller, so it will not serve as a lock strike. For a standard ASA lock strike, the Cal-Royal ASA478 template ASA strike is the commercial door hardware part to look at. If you are working with glass doors, the Codelocks CL4000-RSB strike box suits the CL4000 and CL4500 glass door locks, and for a maglock the Securitron AOS armature offset strikes are the corresponding piece.
8) Does the ABH 1890 roller latch need to be handed, or does it work on a left and right hand door?
No handing to specify. The 1890 is offered as a single roller latch with a full lip cast strike in satin stainless steel, with the roller projection set in the field, so the same part serves whichever way the door swings. What you do need to get right is which door edge and which frame face the body and strike land on, and that is a layout decision on the opening, not an ordering option.
9) We need a roller latch for a glass entry door with a Codelocks CL4000 - will the ABH 1890 work there?
Those solve different problems. The Codelocks CL4000-RSB is a glass door strike box made for use with the CL4000 and CL4500 glass door locks, so it receives that lock's bolt on a frameless or glass door application. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch is a commercial replacement part that mortises into the door edge and engages a full lip cast strike, with a 5/16 inch projection that can be adjusted after installation to take up door alignment changes. On a glass door running a CL4000 or CL4500, the CL4000-RSB is the receiving component; the 1890 roller latch belongs on doors prepped for a latch body and cast strike.
10) Is a Securitron AOS offset strike an alternative to the ABH 1890 roller latch for holding a door closed?
No - they hold a door by different means. The Securitron AOS is an armature offset strike, part of an electromagnetic lock arrangement where the armature is drawn to the magnet and the offset piece sets its position. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch is a purely mechanical commercial part: a spring-loaded roller with 5/16 inch projection that is adjustable after installation, engaging a full lip cast strike, and it holds a door closed with no power at the opening. Choose the AOS when the door is already running a maglock and the armature needs offsetting; choose the 1890 roller latch when the door needs a mechanical hold-closed on a door edge and frame prep.
11) What finish does the ABH 1890 roller latch come in?
Satin stainless steel, and that is the only finish offered on the 1890 roller latch. It reads as a close visual match to the satin chrome and satin stainless trim that is common on commercial openings, which matters most on the strike, since that is the half of the assembly you actually see on the frame.
12) What is a full lip strike and why does it matter on a roller latch?
The lip is the curved tongue on the strike that stands proud of the frame and guides the roller as the door swings shut. A full lip gives the roller a longer ramp to climb, so the door pulls itself closed rather than stalling on the edge of the strike. The 1890 uses a cast lip rather than a formed sheet metal one, which is the part of a roller latch strike that takes the wear every time the door cycles.
13) The door has a Trimco 1268 anchor plate on it - do I still need the ABH 1890 roller latch, or does one replace the other?
They are not alternatives to each other. The Trimco 1268 is an anchor plate, 3-1/2 inches in diameter, a flat plate component. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch is the latching component itself - a roller with a 5/16 inch adjustable projection working against a full lip cast strike, supplied with its own body and strike screws. If the opening needs something to keep the door closed and aligned, the 1890 roller latch is the part that does it; the 1268 anchor plate does not perform that function and removing it does not remove the need for a latch.
14) Our maintenance staff keeps getting stuck behind restroom doors - is the ABH 1890 roller latch or a Cal-Royal PDL-200 the right buy?
Different jobs. The Cal-Royal PDL-200 is a steel privacy door latch disengage tool for privacy, bed and bath function locks - it is what staff carries to release a locked privacy latch from the outside. The ABH 1890 Series roller latch is hardware that installs in the door: a commercial replacement roller latch with a full lip cast strike and 5/16 inch projection that can be readjusted after installation as the door settles. If the complaint is a door that will not stay shut or rattles out of alignment, the 1890 roller latch addresses it; if the complaint is getting into a locked privacy-function room, the PDL-200 is the tool for that.
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