Finish Chart ANSI/MHMS Code US Code Finish Description Base Material Common Names 600 USP Primed for painting Steel 601 US1B Bright black japanned Steel ... 693 Black 695 Medium Amber 696 Brass (Gold) 1B Black 1D Black 1DM Black-bright brass bearings & tips 2C Zinc plated, commercial 2CD Brushed zinc plated

Useful charts to help choose the perfect architectural finish for door hardware, including locks, hinges, exit devices, door closers, thresholds and seals.

What are the LCN standard finishes? The current Powder Coat finishes are: Matte Black (BHMA 622) -- Added on June 27th, 2022 on Manual closers only (see note). Information on LCN Finishes can be found in the General Section of our catalog, see here. Related Solution: LCN RAL custom powder coat color chart.

Finish chart BHMA US Description Base material 609 US5 Satin brass plated, blackened, satin relieved, clear coated Aluminum ... 693 SPBLK Black painted Brass 695 SP313 Dark bronze painted Brass 706 SP4 Brass Brass 716 Satin bronze plated, clear coated Brass P600 P600 Primed for paint Brass

Please see the beginning of each individual lock sections for finishes specific to a manufacturer such as Baldwin, Corbin-Russwin or Schlage.

Check out our list of common door hardware finishes & codes chart, including BHMA codes & more.

Custom Powder Coat finish requires a metal cover. LCN offers optional custom powder coat colors to compliment special installations. This provides a custom appearance and all the corrosion resistance of standard powder coated finishes at a nominal additional cost. LCN uses the RAL numbering system for the 180 custom colors available.

Hager’s highly polished, extremely popular Bright Chrome finish bridges the gap between modern and retro, with a look that’s both sophisticated and timeless. This striking finish is also resistant to corrosion. Choose from Bright Chrome plated on steel or brass. 625

Many Corbin Russwin products are available in a wide variety of finishes, helping you get a stylish and customized look for your space. Polished brass is a beautiful finish but typically does not hold up well under outdoor conditions. We use a durable, baked-on clear powder coat on most door pulls and push bars.

These U.S. finishes describe both the finish and the base material. The corresponding BHMA finish codes would be 629 for polished stainless and 630 for satin. BHMA finish codes are different for different base metals. For example, BHMA 626 is satin chrome plated brass whereas BHMA 652 is satin chrome plated steel.