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Don-Jo 1710 Roller Latch with Full Lip Strike, 3-3/8" x 7/8", Cast Brass, Adjustable

Don-Jo 1710 Roller Latch with Full Lip Strike, 3-3/8" x 7/8", Cast Brass, Adjustable

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Don-Jo 1710 Roller Latch with Full Lip Strike, 3-3/8" x 7/8", Cast Brass, Adjustable

The Don-Jo 1710 is a commercial-grade roller latch with full lip strike, precision-crafted from cast brass for lasting durability in demanding door hardware applications. Measuring 3-3/8" in length and 7/8" in width, this adjustable roller latch features a solid nylon roller for whisper-quiet, silent operation — making it an ideal choice for offices, retail spaces, and other environments where noise reduction matters. Compliant with ANSI L17802, the Don-Jo 1710 is available in multiple finishes including 605, 613, 619, 620, and 626 to coordinate with a wide range of door hardware aesthetics.

Key Features

  • Precise Dimensions: Measures 3-3/8" in length and 7/8" in width, providing a reliable fit for standard commercial door applications.
  • Cast Brass Construction: Manufactured from solid cast brass for exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability in commercial environments.
  • Silent Operation: Solid nylon roller design ensures quiet, smooth latching action — ideal for noise-sensitive settings such as offices, healthcare facilities, and hospitality venues.
  • Adjustable Roller Latch: Field-adjustable roller mechanism allows for precise alignment and tension customization to suit varying door and frame conditions.
  • Full Lip Strike Included: Comes complete with a full lip strike for a secure, coordinated installation without the need for additional components.
  • Multiple Finish Options: Available in finishes 605, 613, 619, 620, and 626 to match existing door hardware and architectural requirements.
  • Convenient Shelf Pack: Sold in a shelf pack of 10 units, making it efficient for contractors and facilities managers stocking multiple doors.

Certifications & Compliance

  • ANSI L17802 Compliant
  • Commercial Grade

Technical Specifications

  • Product Group: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Subcategory: Latches & Catches
  • Product Subgroup: Door Latches and Catches
  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Product Category: Door Trim and Accessories
  • Department: Door Hardware

Typical Applications

  • Commercial Office Buildings
  • Healthcare and Medical Facilities
  • Hospitality and Hotel Properties
  • Retail and Restaurant Establishments
  • Educational Facilities and Schools
  • Multi-Tenant Residential and Apartment Buildings
  • Government and Municipal Buildings

Why Don-Jo 1710?

Don-Jo 1710 roller latches are built to commercial standards, combining cast brass construction with an ANSI L17802-compliant design for reliable, long-lasting performance. The solid nylon roller and adjustable mechanism ensure smooth, silent operation across a wide range of door configurations, making the 1710 a trusted choice for professional installers and facilities managers who demand dependable, low-maintenance door hardware.

Manufacturer Resources

DON-JO Bolts & Latches

Product Specs

Product Group:
Door Trim and Accessories
Subcategory:
Latches & Catches
Product Subgroup:
Door Latches and Catches
Product Type:
Roller Latches
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
ANSI/BHMA:
L17802
Product Model:
1710
Product Category:
Door Trim and Accessories
Product Substrate:
Cast Brass
Department:
Door Hardware

Don-Jo 1710-626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does a roller latch like the Don-Jo 1710 actually do, and when should I use one instead of a latch with a deadlatching bolt?
A roller latch holds a door closed by a spring-loaded roller riding into a strike, so the door pushes open from either side with no knob or lever throw needed. The Don-Jo 1710 uses a solid nylon roller for quiet operation, which is why it turns up on office, retail, healthcare and hospitality doors where a clacking latch is a problem. What it is not: a security latch. There's no keyed function and no deadlatching, so use a conventional latch or lockset anywhere the opening needs to be secured rather than just held shut.
2) Is a strike plate included with the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch, or do I need to order one separately?
The full lip strike ships with the 1710, so the latch and its strike come as one item. No separate strike order, and no mixing a roller with a strike that was cut for a different latch profile. The full lip style means the strike lip wraps the frame edge to protect the jamb where the roller rides.
3) Can the tension on the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch be adjusted after it's installed?
Yes, the roller is field adjustable. That matters on real openings, where a door that has settled or a frame that is slightly out will either fly open or need a shoulder to it. You set the roller projection and tension in place rather than shimming the strike. On a fleet of doors that means one part number covers a range of frame conditions.
4) What size is the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch faceplate, and will it cover an existing mortise pocket?
The 1710 measures 3-3/8 by 7/8 inches. Pull the old latch and measure the face cutout in the door edge before ordering: if the existing prep is larger in either direction, the 1710 face won't cover it and you'll be filling or plating. Standard 1 inch and 1-1/8 inch wide latch preps are wider than 7/8, so check that dimension first.
5) What is the equivalent to the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch if the frame prep is longer than 3-3/8 inches?
The Don-Jo 1710 is a 3-3/8 inch by 7/8 inch roller latch supplied with a full lip strike, so it suits a mortise pocket cut for a 3-3/8 inch face. Where the existing pocket is cut longer, the Emtek 8803 Heavy Duty Roller Latch is a 7/8 inch by 6 inch unit and fills a 6 inch face with the same 7/8 inch width. Both share the 7/8 inch width, so the router width carries over; only the length of the pocket and the strike location change between the two.
6) Does the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch have a handing, and does it work on a pair of doors?
No handing. The roller is symmetrical and rides in and out of the strike the same way regardless of which way the door swings, so one part covers left and right hand openings. On a pair, each leaf needs its own latch and strike, and the inactive leaf has to be held by something else, since a roller latch has no bolt to engage.
7) What finishes does the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch come in, and which one matches satin chrome hardware?
Five finishes: 605 polished brass, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 619 satin nickel, 620 antique nickel, and 626 satin chrome. For satin chrome hardware order the 626. If the building is standardized on satin nickel lever trim, 619 is the match, and note that 619 and 626 read differently in person even though both are silver tone.
8) Is the Don-Jo 1710 roller latch commercial grade, and what ANSI code does it carry?
Commercial grade, and it carries the ANSI/BHMA L17802 function designation. That's the roller latch line item under the mortise lock function series, which is what a spec writer or facility standard will reference when they call out a roller latch on a drawing. Cast brass body rather than a stamped or zinc part.
9) How is the Emtek 8803 roller latch different from the Don-Jo 1710?
Size is the main split. The Emtek 8803 is a 7/8 by 6 inch heavy duty roller catch, so it is the same 7/8 inch face width but a considerably longer faceplate than the 1710's 3-3/8 inches. If you are replacing an existing latch, that length decides it: a 6 inch prep won't be covered by the 1710, and a short prep won't take the 8803 without cutting the door edge. The 1710 ships with its full lip strike and carries the ANSI L17802 designation.
10) Is a roller catch the same thing as a roller latch when replacing hardware on an office door?
They are the same category of part. The Don-Jo 1710 is a roller latch, and the Emtek 8803 is sold in the Roller Catch series - both hold a door closed by a spring-loaded roller riding into a strike rather than by a bolt, and neither is a locking device. If a door needs to be secured rather than simply held shut, a roller latch of either model is the wrong part; it is a hold-closed device for doors that are pushed or pulled open by hand.
11) Which roller latch should be specified for a commercial spec that calls out an ANSI/BHMA function number?
The Don-Jo 1710 carries the ANSI/BHMA designation L17802 and is a commercial cast brass unit, which is what an architect's schedule or an MRO standardization spec is generally looking for when it calls out a function number for a roller latch. The Emtek 8803 Heavy Duty Roller Latch is the longer 7/8 inch by 6 inch option in the comparable set and is described by its Roller Catch series. For facilities standardizing a fleet of office, healthcare, or hospitality doors against a written schedule, the 1710 answers the L17802 line directly, and its nylon roller gives the silent close those settings typically require.
12) Will a cast brass roller latch hold up on a high traffic door, or will the nylon roller wear out?
The body and strike are cast brass, not stamped steel or pot metal, which is what keeps the roller pocket and the mounting screw holes from opening up over years of cycling. The roller itself is solid nylon, which is what makes it quiet, and nylon on a brass housing wears far better than metal on metal in this application. Corrosion resistance from the brass also means it survives humid areas like locker rooms and kitchens better than a plated steel latch.
13) How many Don-Jo 1710 roller latches come in a pack?
The 1710 is sold in a shelf pack of 10. For a property manager or contractor doing a floor of offices or a corridor of patient room doors, that covers ten openings in one line item, and all ten come in the same finish, so specify the finish that matches the existing trim before ordering the pack.
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