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Accentra 2815 Mortise C-Lip Strike, 1-1/4" Lip

Accentra 2815 Mortise C-Lip Strike with 1-1/4" Lip

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Accentra 2815 Mortise C-Lip Strike with 1-1/4" Lip

Professional Mortise Lock Strike Component

The Accentra 2815 Mortise C-Lip Strike provides reliable latching for mortise lock systems with its precision-engineered 1-1/4" lip dimension. This commercial-grade strike component is designed for professional door hardware applications requiring dependable mortise lock integration and secure latching performance.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Precision Lip Dimension: 1-1/4" lip provides optimal engagement with mortise lock bolts for secure latching performance.
  • C-Lip Design: Curved lip configuration ensures smooth bolt engagement and reliable operation with mortise lock mechanisms.
  • Commercial-Grade Construction: Built for demanding commercial applications where consistent performance is essential.
  • Mortise Lock Compatibility: Specifically designed for integration with mortise lock systems including the 8800 Series.
  • Professional Installation: Engineered for precise fit and alignment in commercial door frame applications.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Product Category: Cylindrical Locks
  • Product Group: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Subgroup: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Type: Strikes

Installation & Operation

This strike component is designed for use with compatible mortise lock systems. Refer to the parent device installation instructions and manufacturer documentation for proper integration. Ensure compatibility with existing hardware before installation.

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 Accentra Quality?

Accentra strike components deliver professional-grade reliability with precision-engineered dimensions for consistent mortise lock performance. Designed for demanding commercial applications where dependable latching and secure operation are essential for building security and access control.

Manufacturer Resources

8800 Series Mortise Locks

Product Specs

Product Type:
Strikes
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Group:
Parts and Accessories
Product Subgroup:
Parts and Accessories
Product Category:
Cylindrical Locks
Department:
Door Hardware

Accentra 2815-630 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the Accentra 2815 strike used with?
The 2815 is a strike for mortise locks, meant to be mortised into the door frame so the mortise lock's latch and bolt engage it. Accentra names the 8800 Series mortise lock as the system it integrates with. It is a frame-side component only, so it does not include or replace the lock itself.
2) What does the 1-1/4 inch lip on the Accentra 2815 strike do, and when is that the right lip length?
Lip length is the measurement from the strike's mounting face out to the tip of the curved lip, and it decides how far the latch is guided past the frame's edge. The 2815 comes with a 1-1/4 inch lip, which suits a frame where the stop sits back far enough that a shorter lip would leave the latch dragging on the jamb face. If your existing strike measures materially longer or shorter than 1-1/4 inches at the lip, the 2815 is not a straight swap.
3) Can I use the Accentra 2815 strike with a cylindrical lockset instead of a mortise lock?
No. The 2815 is cut for mortise lock hardware, and a cylindrical lockset uses a different strike with a different cutout and prep. For a cylindrical latch with the same 1-1/4 inch curved lip, the Corbin Russwin 217L13 is the ANSI strike built for that application.
4) If I am replacing a straight lip strike on a mortise lock, will the Accentra 2815 drop in?
Only if the frame prep matches. Lip style and lip length both have to line up: the 2815 is a curved C-lip at 1-1/4 inches. A straight lip strike of a different length, such as the Corbin Russwin 236L73-018 at 1-1/8 inches, sits differently against the jamb and will not present the same face. Pull the old strike, measure the lip and the cutout in the frame, and match those before you order.
5) Will an Accentra 2815 work on an aluminum storefront door with a deadlatch?
No - the Accentra 2815 is built for mortise lock systems in commercial door frames, and the deadlatches used in aluminum storefront take a different strike entirely. For those openings, the Adams Rite 4901 is a flush mount deadlatch strike with a dust box and steel mounting plate, and the Adams Rite 4902 is a radius short strike with a dust box; both are made for use with 4300, 4500, 4700, and 4900 Series deadlatches. Glass front installers pulling a strike for a storefront jamb should be on the Adams Rite side of the shelf, not the mortise strike.
6) What is the closest equivalent to the Accentra 2815 mortise strike from Corbin Russwin?
The Corbin Russwin 217L13 is the nearest match in curved-lip geometry: it is a curved lip strike with a 1-1/4 inch lip length, the same lip projection the Accentra 2815 carries. The difference that decides the order is the lock it serves. The 217L13 is an ANSI strike for cylindrical locksets, while the 2815 is a mortise C-lip strike built to work with mortise lock systems including the Accentra 8800 Series. If the door has a mortise body, the 2815 is the part; if it has a cylindrical lockset, the 217L13 is the one cut for that frame prep.
7) I need a strike with a straight lip instead of a curved one - what do I use?
Both the Accentra 2815 and its curved-lip peers put a rolled lip on the frame. When the opening calls for a flat lip, the Corbin Russwin 236L73-018 is the straight lip version, with a 1-1/8 inch lip length for L2000 latchbolt-only applications. Note the lip length is 1-1/8 inch rather than the 1-1/4 inch on the 2815, so measure from the frame face to the door stop before ordering - a different lip projection changes how far the strike reaches across the jamb.
8) Is the Corbin Russwin 025F85-8 the same thing as an Accentra 2815?
They are not interchangeable, and the distinction is what part of the assembly you are buying. The Corbin Russwin 025F85-8 is a Grade 1 curved lip strike box for a T strike - the box that sits behind the strike in the frame pocket. The Accentra 2815 is the C-lip strike itself, the face plate with the 1-1/4 inch lip that the mortise latchbolt engages. If you are replacing a bent or worn strike plate on a mortise opening, the 2815 is the part; if the frame pocket needs the boxed reinforcement behind it, that is the 025F85-8 role.
9) Is the C-lip on the 2815 curved or straight, and does that matter?
Curved. The C-lip is a curved lip that turns the latch in as the door closes rather than presenting a flat edge to it. That matters on a swap: a straight lip strike and a curved lip strike of the same nominal lip length sit differently against the jamb face and present a different leading edge to the latch. If what is in your frame now is a straight lip strike, the 2815 will change how the door pulls up to the stop.
10) What finishes does the Accentra 2815 mortise strike come in?
Seven finishes, all standard BHMA numbers, so you can match a strike to the lock and trim already on the opening: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, and 630 satin stainless steel. For most commercial work, 626 and 630 are the two that will match existing mortise hardware in an office, school, or healthcare building.
11) Is there a strike box behind the Accentra 2815, or do I order that separately?
The 2815 is the strike plate for a mortise lock. If your frame needs a wrought box or dust box behind the strike to catch the bolt and keep debris out of the pocket, that is a separate part. Corbin Russwin offers a Grade 1 curved lip strike box for T strike (025F85-8) and a Grade 1 ANSI strike wrought box (120F76) for that purpose. On a hollow metal frame with an existing pocket already boxed, you generally only need the plate.
12) My spec calls for an ANSI strike with a wrought box - does the Accentra 2815 cover that?
The Accentra 2815 is the mortise C-lip strike with a 1-1/4 inch lip and is specified as a strike component for mortise lock systems. When the drawing calls out an ANSI strike supplied with a wrought box, the Corbin Russwin 120F76 is written that way - a Grade 1 ANSI strike wrought box. Institutional and MRO specs frequently name the box explicitly because the frame reinforcement is part of the assembly being approved, so read the callout carefully before substituting the plate alone.
13) What do I order for a sliding door deadlock instead of a mortise strike?
A sliding door deadlock hooks into the jamb rather than latching against a lipped strike, so the Accentra 2815 mortise C-lip strike does not apply. The Adams Rite 4800 Series covers reinforcing strikes for sliding door deadlocks, which is the family to pull from when the leaf slides rather than swings. Confirm the deadlock series on the door before ordering, since the strike has to match the hook bolt it receives.
14) I am standardizing strikes across a building with both mortise and cylindrical locks - what pair do I stock?
Two parts cover that fleet with matching curved-lip geometry. The Accentra 2815 mortise C-lip strike carries a 1-1/4 inch lip and serves the mortise openings, including 8800 Series mortise locks. The Corbin Russwin 217L13 is a curved lip ANSI strike with the same 1-1/4 inch lip length, cut for cylindrical locksets. Stocking both means the same lip projection on every jamb face in the building while each strike matches the lock body actually in the door. The 2815 is offered in bright brass, satin brass, satin bronze, oil rubbed bronze, bright chrome, satin chrome, and satin stainless steel, so the mortise openings can be finish-matched to whatever is already hung.
15) Is the Accentra 2815 strike rated for commercial traffic, or is it a residential part?
Commercial. Accentra lists the 2815 as a commercial strike, and it is the frame-side component for 8800 Series mortise locks, which is commercial mortise hardware. It is the part you would standardize on across offices, schools, healthcare, retail, industrial, government, and multi-tenant residential openings running mortise locks.
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