The Foyle is a mechanical latch system with rapid, one-way emergency lockdown functionality. The lock integrates with access control systems for day-to-day use, enabling bolt and deadlocking status monitoring, with free exit always permitted.
Pushing the lockdown button fires anti-siege bolts and disables the access control system, securing the door when it is closed. The Foyle is ideal for high-value retail locations (such as jewellers and electronics stores), places of worship, and corporate settings and can create safe havens to protect staff and members of the public from threats. It is built from Grade 316 stainless steel for durability and resistance to harsh environments.
The Surelock McGill Group has been designing, engineering, and manufacturing high-performance protection solutions for over 60 years to resist forced entry, blast, and ballistic threats and to facilitate life safety and fire containment.
Research and development are at the heart of the business, and the group of companies work to integrate new technologies and materials into their products on an ongoing basis. This ensures delivery to the very highest possible quality and that the group products are the most sophisticated, resilient solutions on the market.
The group has particular experience in supporting the government, oil and gas, and defence sectors, where resistance, durability, and longevity are critical. Every solution the group designs undergoes extensive internal and external testing to ensure its reliability and to meet a range of international standards.
The group spans nine businesses: Surelock McGill, Stafford Bridge, Tindall Engineering, BenweldSecure, Safelocking, 247National, Amesbury Locks, Surelock McGill Americas, and Salisbury Investment Castings.
Discover more at: https://www.surelockmcgillgroup.com.
