Electromagnetic Door Locks
Shop commercial electromagnetic door locks, Securitron Magnalocks, magnetic cabinet locks, keypads, card readers, exit buttons, motion sensors, and complete access control hardware. TM Hardware offers professional-grade magnetic locking systems with holding forces up to 1,200 lbs for offices, hospitals, schools, retail stores, warehouses, apartment buildings, and government facilities.
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Commercial Electromagnetic Door Locks for Access Control
Electromagnetic door locks use a powerful energized magnet and armature plate to secure commercial doors while allowing controlled entry through modern access control systems. Commonly referred to as maglocks, these locking systems integrate with keypads, card readers, push buttons, motion sensors, and building security systems to provide dependable access management for high-traffic facilities.
TM Hardware carries one of the industry's largest selections of Securitron electromagnetic door locks, including EcoMag®, M32, M38, M62, M68, M82, delayed egress magnetic locks, recessed maglocks, shear-aligning magnetic locks, magnetic cabinet locks, MEMLOCK systems, and electromechanical gate locks. We also stock brackets, armature plates, dress covers, installation kits, glass door brackets, and mounting hardware to simplify both new installations and retrofit projects.
Complete Access Control Hardware
Build a complete commercial access control system with compatible digital keypads, proximity card readers, illuminated exit buttons, wave-to-open switches, motion sensors, emergency release buttons, key switches, lock monitoring accessories, and replacement components. Whether you're installing a single secure doorway or managing a large facility, our hardware is designed for long-term reliability.
Applications for Electromagnetic Door Locks
Our magnetic locking systems are commonly used in:
- Commercial office buildings
- Healthcare and medical facilities
- Schools, colleges, and universities
- Retail stores and shopping centers
- Government buildings
- Apartment and condominium entrances
- Warehouses and industrial facilities
- Server rooms and data centers
- Glass storefront doors
- Cabinets and equipment enclosures
- Perimeter and gate security systems
Securitron Magnalocks & Accessories
Choose from trusted Securitron product families including EcoMag Series, delayed egress maglocks, magnetic cabinet locks, gate locking systems, UNL and MUNL electric latch release hardware, DK Series digital keypads, card readers, exit sensors, push buttons, mounting brackets, armature hardware, replacement parts, and installation accessories. These products are trusted by contractors, architects, facility managers, and security professionals throughout North America.
Complete Your Commercial Door Security System
Electromagnetic door locks are often installed alongside Electric Door Strikes, Panic Bars & Exit Devices, Commercial Door Locks, and Door Closers to create a fully integrated access control solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an electromagnetic door lock?
An electromagnetic door lock, also called a maglock, uses an energized electromagnet and armature plate to securely hold a door closed until power is released by an access control device.
What is the difference between a maglock and an electric strike?
A maglock secures the door using magnetic force, while an electric strike releases the latch of a mechanical lock. The best choice depends on your door type, security requirements, and building code compliance.
Which electromagnetic lock is best for commercial buildings?
Securitron Magnalocks are among the most widely used commercial electromagnetic locking systems because of their reliability, durability, and broad range of mounting options.
Can electromagnetic door locks be installed on glass doors?
Yes. Glass door brackets, header brackets, and specialized mounting hardware allow many magnetic locks to be installed on frameless and aluminum storefront glass doors.
Do I need additional access control hardware?
Most electromagnetic door lock installations also require compatible keypads, card readers, push buttons, exit sensors, or access control panels depending on how the opening will be operated.
