Amesbury Strike Plates for Multipoint Locks

Stainless Steel Strike Plates for Amesbury P3000 Multipoint Locks

Strike plates are the often-overlooked but critical components that allow multipoint locks to function properly. Without the correct strike plate, even a high-quality lock system won't engage securely. MPLocks carries a focused selection of Amesbury strike plates designed specifically for P3000 and Truth 3000 series multipoint locks. These stainless steel components are engineered to withstand daily use while resisting corrosion from moisture and environmental exposure—making them ideal for exterior door applications where durability matters most.

Strike Plate Options for Every Locking Point

Multipoint lock systems use multiple engagement points along the door edge, and each requires a corresponding strike plate on the frame. This collection includes strike plates for latch and deadbolt combinations, single and double shootbolt configurations, and tongue or hook bolt mechanisms. The Rhino Strike offers a compact solution for tongue engagement, while the adjustable flat strike plate allows fine-tuning for proper hook bolt alignment. Having the right strike for each locking point ensures your multipoint system operates as designed.

Durable Stainless Steel Construction

Every strike plate in this collection is manufactured from 304 stainless steel, providing superior corrosion resistance compared to plated or painted alternatives. This material choice is particularly important for entry doors exposed to rain, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. The stainless steel finish also maintains its appearance over time, eliminating concerns about peeling or rust that can occur with lesser materials on exterior applications.

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Choosing the Right Strike Plate Configuration

Selecting the correct strike plate depends on your specific lock type and door configuration. For latch and deadbolt combinations, measure whether you need a flat lip or curved lip design—curved lip strikes help guide hardware into position on active doors. Door thickness matters too: most options here are designed for standard 1-3/4 inch doors. If you're unsure which shootbolt strike you need, count the bolt receivers required—single for one shootbolt, double for paired shootbolts at one location. The adjustable raised strike plate offers flexibility when exact positioning is challenging.

If you need help identifying the correct Amesbury strike plate for your multipoint lock system, our team is ready to assist. Call (816) 221-6543 to speak with a knowledgeable specialist, or use our free Multipoint Lock Identifier to submit your lock details for expert review and replacement recommendations.