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LD-340 Brass Steel Deadbolt Lock Single Double Cylinder | Wholesale Supplier
The LD-340 brass and steel deadbolt lock combines single and double cylinder configurations with a 1-inch hardened steel throw bolt and brass 5-pin or 6-pin tumbler cylinder, delivering superior forced-entry resistance for residential and commercial doors.
The LD-340 brass and steel deadbolt lock is a robust, high-security door hardware solution engineered for residential homes, apartments, offices, and commercial properties that demand reliable forced-entry resistance. Available in both single cylinder and double cylinder configurations, the deadbolt provides builders, contractors, and distributors with the flexibility to specify the correct security level for each door. The single cylinder version features a keyed exterior with a thumbturn on the interior, offering convenient everyday operation and safe emergency egress. The double cylinder version requires a key on both sides, delivering heightened security on doors with nearby glass panels that could otherwise be broken to reach an interior thumbturn. At the heart of the lock is a hardened steel bolt with a full 1-inch (25mm) throw, providing substantial bolt engagement into the door frame for superior resistance against prying, jimmying, and kick-in attacks.
The lock body is manufactured from solid brass or zinc alloy for structural integrity and corrosion resistance, while the hardened steel bolt is engineered to resist sawing and cutting attempts. The cylinder is available in 5-pin or 6-pin brass tumbler configurations, delivering smooth key operation and dependable anti-pick security for entry applications. With a cylinder diameter of 32mm, the deadbolt installs cleanly into standard door preparations, requiring a 54mm cross bore and a 25mm edge bore. The set accommodates standard door thicknesses from 35mm to 50mm and adjustable backsets of 60mm and 70mm, ensuring compatibility with the most common residential and commercial door preparations. Steel mounting screws provide secure, lasting attachment of the interior and exterior assemblies.
The LD-340 is offered in six popular finishes, including polished brass, satin nickel, polished chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, antique brass, and matte black, allowing hardware to be coordinated across a complete property. For wholesale buyers, door hardware distributors, and project contractors, the deadbolt offers extensive OEM customization, including logo application, custom finishes, single or double cylinder selection, keyed-alike and master key systems, and tailored packaging. The product meets CE, ISO 9001, ANSI/BHMA Grade 2, and EN 12209 standards and is packaged in individual color boxes complete with mounting hardware and keys. With a minimum order quantity of 200 pieces and a production lead time of 15 to 25 days, this brass and steel deadbolt lock is a high-value addition to any locks and door hardware catalog serving new construction, renovation, security upgrade, and replacement markets.
Core Features
- Single and double cylinder configurations available
- Hardened steel bolt with full 1-inch (25mm) throw
- Solid brass or zinc alloy body for corrosion resistance
- Brass 5-pin or 6-pin tumbler cylinder for anti-pick security
- Adjustable backset (60mm/70mm) fits standard door preparations
- Six finishes to match any architectural style
Application Scenarios
- Residential front and back door security installation
- Exterior entry door deadbolt upgrade
- Commercial office and retail door security
- Doors with nearby glass panels requiring double cylinder
- Apartment and condo door lock replacement
- New construction residential and commercial door hardware
FAQ
What is the difference between single and double cylinder deadbolts?
Single cylinder deadbolts use a key on the exterior and a thumbturn on the interior, providing easy emergency egress. Double cylinder deadbolts require a key on both sides, offering higher security on doors with nearby glass panels that could be broken to reach an interior thumbturn.
How long is the bolt throw and why does it matter?
The LD-340 features a full 1-inch (25mm) throw bolt. A longer throw means more bolt engagement into the door frame strike, which provides superior resistance against prying, jimmying, and kick-in attacks compared to shorter throws.
What is the difference between 5-pin and 6-pin cylinders?
A 5-pin cylinder offers standard residential security with reliable key operation. A 6-pin cylinder adds an additional pin stack for a larger number of possible key combinations and enhanced anti-pick security, which is preferred for higher-security and master key applications.
Will this deadbolt fit my door preparation?
Yes. The LD-340 requires a 54mm cross bore and a 25mm edge bore, accommodates door thicknesses from 35mm to 50mm, and offers adjustable backsets of 60mm and 70mm, covering the most common residential and commercial door preparations.

