Customizable Door Lock Handles for Main Doors - OEM/ODM Available with Free Samples

We're seeing these get spec'd pretty often for apartment complexes and commercail entrances where you need a consistent look across dozens or hundreds of doors. The basic setup gets you a pair of handles, the spindle, screws, and wrenches in a white box. They're surface mount, so insallation's straightforward—no recessed hardware to deal with. What it does is give you a solid 350g lever feel without being overly heavy, and the brass or zinc alloy construction holds up fine for daily use.

72-hour salt spray test is what we run to check the plating, which is better than some budget options that tap out at 48 hours. You get electric plating, PVD, or matte finish depending on what you pick. Color options cover antique brass, chrome, silver, or our company can match a custom RAL if you provide it. In most cases, the PVD finish holds up longer than electric plating, especially if the door gets direct sun or coastal humidity.

Spindle size runs 8x8x100mm, pretty standard for most main door mortise locks. Something you'd want to know is that the package includes a pair of handles for one door, not single units. They come in boxes of 20 pairs per master carton, so shipping weight's manageable. MOQ sits at 500 pairs, which is about 200 doors give or take—usually fine for a mid-sized project. 45-50 days from deposit, but we produce roughly 100,000 pairs a month, so capacity isn't usually an issue unless there's a raw material hold.

But you don't want these for security doors that need heavy-duty deadbolts or panic exit hardware—they're door handles, not full lock assemblies. Very specific application there. Also, free samples are available, but we don't eat the shipping cost. It usually takes about 20 days or so to get a sample after you confirm the finish and material.

Anyway, the warranty runs 5 years from delivrey, mostly covers plating defects or mechanical failure of the lever mechanism. Damage from installation mistakes or forced entry isn't covered—that's pretty standard for most suppliers. 30% deposit upfront, then 70% before we ship, our company provide COA and can do third-party testing (HPLC or salt spray) at your cost if your compliance team needs it.