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ABH LR6700 Series Hospital Push/Pull Latch Trim with Ligature-Resistant Design for Retrofit Applications

ABH LR6700 Series Hospital Push/Pull Latch Trim with Ligature-Resistant Design for Retrofit Applications

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ABH LR6700 Series Hospital Push/Pull Latch Trim with Ligature-Resistant Design for Retrofit Applications

Ligature-Resistant Hospital Trim for Existing Mortise Lock Bodies

The ABH LR6700 Series Hospital Push/Pull Latch Trim delivers innovative ligature-resistant design with sleek functionality for healthcare environments. Custom manufactured to work with other manufacturers' mortise lock bodies, this trim solution maintains existing keying systems while upgrading to ADA-compliant hospital hardware. Compatible with 1-3/4" minimum door thickness and rated for doors up to 4'0" x 8'0", the LR6700 provides professional-grade performance for demanding healthcare applications.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Door Thickness Compatibility: Designed for 1-3/4" standard door thickness minimum for versatile installation options.
  • Ligature-Resistant Design: New ligature-resistant construction provides enhanced safety in healthcare environments while maintaining sleek appearance.
  • Universal Mortise Compatibility: Custom manufactured to work with Best, Falcon, Marks, Dorma, Schlage, Yale, Corbin Russwin, Sargent, PDQ, and Arrow mortise lock bodies for maximum retrofit flexibility.
  • Continuous Spring Operation: Single continuous spring provides smoother operation and extended life for reliable long-term performance.
  • Non-Handed Installation: Push/pull trim is non-handed and can be mounted vertically or horizontally with handles pointing toward hinge edge of door.
  • Flexible Handle Orientation: Handles can be mounted up or down by simply rotating trim 180° for installation versatility.
  • Fire Rating Compliance: UL listed in the U.S.A. and Canada for use on doors fire rated 3 hour or less up to 4'0" x 8'0" for code compliance.
  • ADA Requirements: Meets ADA requirements for accessibility compliance in healthcare and commercial applications.

Technical Specifications

  • BAA Qualified: Yes
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Keyed: N/A
  • Keyed Function: N/A
  • Lock Type: Mortise
  • PDF:Hospital Push Pull Latches Cross Reference Chart: https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/abh/0000403_cross_reference.pdf
  • PDF:LR6600 Series Cut Sheet - Wide Paddle, Push Pull latch Trim with Mortise Lock: https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/abh/0000215_lr6600_cut.pdf
  • PDF:LR6700 Cut Sheet - 2015: https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/abh/0000215_lr6600_cut.pdf
  • PDF:LR6700 Series Cut Sheet - Wide Paddle, Push Pull Latch Trim Only for use with other Manufacturers' Mortise Lock Body: https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/abh/0000215_lr6600_cut.pdf
  • PDF:LR6700 Series Template - Wide Paddle, Push Pull Latch Trim Only for use with other Manufacturers' Mortise Lock Body: https://zensupply.com/content/pdf/abh/0002210_lr6700_00compressed_2.pdf
  • Product Category: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Group: Mechanical Locks
  • Product Model: LR6700
  • Product Subgroup: Mortise Locks and Trim
  • Product Type: Hospital Latches
  • Series: LR6700 Series
  • Subcategory: Hospital Push/Pull Latches

Professional Applications

  • Healthcare Institutions and Hospitals
  • Behavioral Health Facilities
  • Long-Term Care Facilities
  • Mental Health Treatment Centers
  • Rehabilitation Centers
  • Secure Medical Units
  • Psychiatric Facilities

Why Choose ABH Quality?

ABH LR6700 Series hospital trim delivers professional-grade reliability with ligature-resistant design and continuous spring construction for extended operational life. UL listed for fire-rated doors up to 3 hours and engineered to meet ADA requirements, this custom-manufactured solution provides dependable performance in demanding healthcare environments where safety and functionality are essential.

Product Specs

Series:
LR6700 Series
Product Group:
Mechanical Locks
Product Subgroup:
Mortise Locks and Trim
Product Type:
Hospital Latches
Subcategory:
Hospital Push/Pull Latches
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Lock Type:
Mortise
Keyed:
N/A
Keyed Function:
N/A
BAA Qualified:
Yes
Product Model:
LR6700
Product Category:
Mechanical Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

ABH LR6710-LH-US26 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I need to buy a mortise lock body with the ABH LR6700 hospital latch?
No lock body comes with it. The LR6700 is paddle trim only, intended to go onto a mortise lock body already in the door. If you need paddles plus the lock body together, that is a different configuration. On a new opening with no lock in it, order a mortise lock body separately, matched to one of the manufacturers the trim is built for.
2) What door thickness and door size does the ABH LR6700 push/pull trim fit?
1-3/4 inch is the minimum door thickness for the LR6700 paddle trim, which is the standard commercial door thickness. Its UL listing covers fire rated doors up to 4 feet by 8 feet. A wider or taller leaf than that falls outside what the trim is listed for, so on oversize openings you need a different solution.
3) Is the ABH LR6700 hospital latch handed, and can I put the paddles pointing down?
The push/pull trim is non-handed, so one part number covers left and right hand openings. It mounts vertically or horizontally with the handles pointing toward the hinge edge of the door, and you can flip the paddles up or down by rotating the trim 180 degrees. That means you can standardize on one orientation across a whole floor of doors regardless of swing.
4) Is the ABH LR6700 hospital push/pull trim fire rated and ADA compliant?
UL listed in both the U.S.A. and Canada for doors fire rated 3 hour or less, up to 4'0" x 8'0". It also meets ADA requirements, which is the point of paddle hardware: no tight grasping or twisting to operate. Those two facts are usually what a facilities or code reviewer wants confirmed before the trim goes on a corridor or stair door.
5) How do I order the ABH LR6700 hospital latch trim, and what do I have to specify?
Two choices decide the part. First, the lock manufacturer the paddles must mate to: Arrow, Best/Falcon/Marks/Dorma, Corbin Russwin, PDQ, Sargent, Schlage, or Yale. Second, finish, from Bright Brass, Bright Bronze, Bright Chrome, Bright Stainless Steel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Brass, Satin Bronze, or Satin Stainless Steel. Handing is not a choice, the trim is non-handed. Pull the existing lock body and read the manufacturer off it before you commit to the lock manufacturer option.
6) What is the difference between the ABH LR6700 and the Schlage HL6-9000RK hospital push/pull latch?
Both are paddles-only trim that go onto a mortise lock body you already have. The Schlage HL6-9000RK is listed as paddles only / less mortise lock, heavy duty, for 1-3/4 inch doors. The ABH LR6700 also starts at 1-3/4 inch and adds the ligature-resistant paddle profile plus the option to order it configured for seven different lock manufacturers. If the doors are behavioral health, the ligature-resistant profile is the deciding difference. If it is a straight Schlage-to-Schlage paddle replacement on general acute doors, the HL6 is the closer like-for-like swap.
7) Can I use a Trimco 1562A instead of an ABH LR6700 hospital latch?
Only if the door takes a tubular lock. The Trimco 1562A is a heavy duty 1562 Series hospital push/pull latch built as a tubular passage latch with levers down, so it brings its own latching mechanism and is a complete replacement for a tubular prep. The ABH LR6700 is trim for a mortise lock body and its lock type is mortise; it does not include a lock body and depends on the mortise case already in the door. On a door with a mortise pocket and an existing keying system, the LR6700 keeps that lock body in service; on a door bored for a tubular latch, the 1562A is the one that fits the prep.
8) What should I use on a patient room door that needs a privacy function rather than push/pull paddles?
The Schlage ALX44 non-keyed hospital privacy lock covers that opening. It is an ALX Series Grade 2 medium duty cylindrical lever lock with a hospital privacy function, so it provides the privacy latching a patient room or toilet room calls for. The ABH LR6700 is push/pull paddle trim for a mortise lock body, and its keyed and keyed function values are N/A, so the latching behavior comes from whatever mortise case is already in the door. Use the ALX44 when the door itself needs the privacy function; use the LR6700 when the mortise lock body already provides the function and only the operating trim is changing to a ligature-resistant paddle.
9) What is the closest equivalent to the ABH LR6700 hospital push/pull latch trim if I need paddles only for an existing mortise lock body?
The Schlage HL6-9000RK is the closest equivalent. Both are paddle sets supplied without a mortise lock body, intended to dress a lock body already in the door. The HL6-9000RK is an HL6 Series heavy duty set with a product function of Paddles Only/Less Mortise and a door thickness of 1-3/4 inch. The ABH LR6700 is trim only for use with other manufacturers' mortise lock bodies and adds a ligature-resistant paddle form, with a lock manufacturer selection covering Arrow; Best, Falcon, Marks or Dorma; Corbin Russwin; PDQ; Sargent; Schlage; and Yale. Choose the HL6-9000RK when the opening already runs Schlage mortise hardware and no ligature resistance is required; choose the LR6700 when the existing lock body is another brand or when the paddle needs to be ligature-resistant.
10) I need a hospital latch on a 3 hour fire rated door up to 4 feet by 8 feet. Which one is specified for that?
The ABH LR6700 is UL listed in the U.S.A. and Canada for use on doors fire rated 3 hour or less up to 4'0" x 8'0", and it meets ADA requirements. Among the paddle alternatives, the Schlage HL6-9000RK is a heavy duty Paddles Only/Less Mortise set for 1-3/4 inch doors and the Trimco 1562A is a heavy duty tubular passage hospital latch, both described by duty level rather than a fire rating figure. When the submittal has to show a 3 hour rating at that door size, the LR6700 is the one carrying that listing.
11) Which hospital latch keeps my existing keying system when I upgrade the trim?
The ABH LR6700 does. It is custom manufactured to work with other manufacturers' mortise lock bodies and maintains existing keying systems while upgrading to ADA-compliant hospital hardware, with the lock manufacturer chosen from Arrow; Best, Falcon, Marks or Dorma; Corbin Russwin; PDQ; Sargent; Schlage; and Yale. The Schlage L9070BDC classroom and L9080BDC storeroom mortise locks are supplied with disposable SFIC, which means the cylinder is replaced as part of the lock rather than the existing cylinder being carried over. On a facility standardized on one key system, the LR6700 changes the trim without touching the cylinder.
12) For a behavioral health unit, which push/pull option is built for ligature resistance?
The ABH LR6700 carries a ligature-resistant construction and is intended for behavioral health facilities, mental health treatment centers, psychiatric facilities, and secure medical units, mounted non-handed with the handles pointing toward the hinge edge and rotatable 180 degrees for handles up or down. The other push/pull options are conventional hospital paddles: the Schlage HL6-9000RK is a heavy duty Paddles Only/Less Mortise set, the Trimco 1562A is a heavy duty tubular passage latch with levers down, and the Kaba Ilco 459 is a 459 Series push/pull paddle. On a unit where ligature resistance drives the specification, the LR6700 is the one built to it.
13) What makes the ABH LR6700 ligature resistant, and where is that needed?
The LR6700 uses a ligature-resistant paddle design, meaning the trim gives no shape for a cord or strap to hold onto. That is what puts it in behavioral health units, psychiatric facilities, mental health treatment centers, and secure medical units. In a standard med-surg corridor a plain hospital paddle is usually enough; the ligature-resistant profile is the reason to specify this series over an ordinary push/pull.
14) Does the ABH LR6700 hospital trim qualify for a federal or public project under Buy American?
BAA qualified, yes. That matters on VA hospitals, federal health facilities, and other publicly funded work where the specification carries a Buy American Act requirement. It is a commercial-grade product, not residential hardware, so it belongs in an institutional spec.
15) How do I confirm the ABH LR6700 matches the lock body already in my doors?
ABH publishes a Hospital Push Pull Latches cross reference chart plus an LR6700 series template showing the mounting layout for trim used with other manufacturers' mortise lock bodies. Between the two, you can match your existing lock body to the correct LR6700 configuration and verify the through-bolt and spindle locations line up before the trim ships. That is worth doing on a fleet order where every door has to take the same part.
16) Is the Kaba Ilco 459 push/pull paddle a substitute for the ABH LR6700?
The Kaba Ilco 459 Series push/pull paddle is a paddle operator like the ABH LR6700, so it addresses the same hands-free operation. The difference is what the ABH set is built around: the LR6700 is push/pull latch trim custom manufactured to work with Best, Falcon, Marks, Dorma, Schlage, Yale, Corbin Russwin, Sargent, PDQ, and Arrow mortise lock bodies, with the lock manufacturer selected at order, and it carries a ligature-resistant paddle design. Specify the LR6700 when the paddle has to mate to a named mortise lock body and when ligature resistance is part of the requirement.
17) If the door needs a storeroom or classroom mortise lock rather than hospital paddles, what pairs with or replaces the LR6700?
The Schlage L9080BDC is a mortise storeroom lock and the L9070BDC is a mortise classroom lock, both single cylinder non-deadbolt with disposable SFIC, both heavy duty and both listed for 1-3/4 inch doors. Each is a complete mortise lock with its own lever trim. The ABH LR6700 is trim only for use with other manufacturers' mortise lock bodies and is designed for 1-3/4 inch minimum door thickness, so it is the part you specify when a mortise case like these is already installed and only the operating trim is being changed to a ligature-resistant push/pull paddle. Schlage is one of the lock manufacturer selections offered for the LR6700.
18) Which finish of the ABH LR6700 hospital trim matches the rest of my hardware?
Eight finishes are offered on the LR6700 paddle trim: Bright Brass, Bright Bronze, Bright Chrome, Bright Stainless Steel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Brass, Satin Bronze, and Satin Stainless Steel. For healthcare corridors, satin stainless is the usual pick because it hides handling and cleans up under repeated disinfecting; oil rubbed bronze and the bright brasses are there for hospitality and older institutional buildings running a warmer hardware scheme.
19) Will the ABH LR6700 paddles hold up to constant traffic in a hospital corridor?
The LR6700 uses a single continuous spring rather than separate springs, which ABH cites for smoother operation and longer life. On paddle trim the spring return is the part that wears first under all-day pushing, so that is the construction detail that matters for a high-traffic corridor or a long-term care wing.
20) Does any of the hospital latch alternatives come in the same finish range as the ABH LR6700?
The ABH LR6700 is offered in Bright Brass, Bright Bronze, Bright Chrome, Bright Stainless Steel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Satin Brass, Satin Bronze, and Satin Stainless Steel, so a facility matching brass or bronze trim on adjacent doors can hold that appearance. The comparable paddle sets are identified by their mechanical characteristics: the Schlage HL6-9000RK by its HL6 Series Paddles Only/Less Mortise function and 1-3/4 inch door thickness, the Trimco 1562A by its 1562 Series tubular passage construction, and the Kaba Ilco 459 by its 459 Series paddle. Where the specification is driven by matching existing decorative finish across a corridor, the LR6700 finish range is the one to work from.
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