Securitron AOS Armature Offset Strikes

It shifts the armature mounting hole position by 1/4 inch (6mm) compared to the standard strike. That small offset is usually what you need to clear the glass on an aluminum frame storefront door, where the standard armature hole lands too close to the glazing to mount cleanly.

The AOS offset strike plates are made for Securitron M62, M82 and M68 maglocks. Three plates are offered: AOS-62 for the M62, AOS-62D for the M62D, and AOS-82 for the M82. Match the plate to your lock model, they are not interchangeable across models.

Plate only. The AOS ships as the offset strike plate, so you reuse the existing armature and hardware from your M62, M62D or M82 installation. If your armature itself is damaged, the offset strike is not the part that replaces it.

AOS-62D. The 62D plate is the offset version for the M62D specifically. The plain AOS-62 is for the standard M62, and AOS-82 covers the M82.

No. The Securitron AOS parts are offset strike plates only, supplied to shift the armature mounting hole by 1/4 inch [6mm] so the armature clears the glass on aluminum storefront doors, and they work with Securitron M62, M82 and M68 magnetic locks. The ABH 20020 is a standard door armature head assembly with a 1-5/8 inch projection - a swinging armature assembly rather than a flat offset plate, and it is not part of the Securitron M62/M82 armature system. If the goal is to relocate a Securitron armature away from the glass line, the AOS plate is the part that does that; if the goal is to add projection with a pivoting armature head, that is a different design.

No. The AOS is a replacement strike plate that repositions the armature mounting hole on a Securitron maglock. An armature head assembly is a different component with its own projection, for example the ABH 20020 standard door armature head assembly with 1-5/8 inch projection. If you need standoff or swing clearance rather than a 1/4 inch hole shift, the head assembly is the part to look at.

No. The AOS plates are dimensioned for Securitron M62, M62D, M82 and M68 maglocks only. For a glass door lock from a different maker you need that brand's own strike hardware, for example the Codelocks glass door strike box used with the CL4000 and CL4500 glass door locks.

They serve different lock types on the same kind of door. The Codelocks CL4000-RSB is a glass door strike box for use with CL4000 or CL4500 glass door locks - a mechanical keypad lock installation. The Securitron AOS offset strike plates are for magnetic locks, altering the armature mounting hole position by 1/4 inch [6mm] to clear the glass on aluminum frame storefront doors, and are matched to the M62, M82 and M68 models. Choose by the lock already on the opening, not by the door material.

No. The Cal-Royal ASA478 is a template ASA strike for commercial door hardware - the frame-mounted strike that receives a mechanical latchbolt or deadbolt. The Securitron AOS is an armature offset strike plate for magnetic locks, repositioning the armature mounting hole by 1/4 inch [6mm] on M62, M82 and M68 installations. An ASA strike has no role in a maglock opening, where holding force comes from the magnet and armature rather than a latch entering a strike pocket.

There is no universal plate - the offset strike is model-specific. AOS-62 is the offset strike plate for the M62, AOS-62D for the M62D, and AOS-82 for the M82, and the family is described as working with the Securitron M62, M82 and M68 models. Each supplies the offset strike plate only, with the mounting hole moved 1/4 inch [6mm]. By contrast a generic anchor plate such as the Trimco 1268, a 3-1/2 inch diameter anchor plate, is not model-matched hardware for a magnetic lock armature.

Those address a different problem. The ABH 1890 series is a roller latch with a full lip cast strike and 5/16 inch adjustable projection, and the ABH 1895 series is a roller latch with a T strike and 1/2 inch adjustable projection - both are mechanical roller latches that hold a door closed with spring pressure. If the issue is that the Securitron armature interferes with the glass on an aluminum storefront door, the AOS offset strike plate is the intended fix, shifting the mounting hole by 1/4 inch [6mm] for M62, M82 and M68 models.