which material composition is used for panic bar

A panic bar, also known as a crash bar or an exit device, is typically composed of several key components. These components may include:

1. Push bar: This is the horizontal bar that is pushed to unlatch the door. It is typically made of steel, aluminum and mild steel which is strong materials.
2. Latch bolt: This is the mechanism that keeps the door securely closed until the push bar is activated. It is typically made of hardened steel or other strong materials.
3. Strike plate: This is the metal plate on the door frame that the latch bolt engages with when the door is closed. It is typically made of hardened steel or other strong materials.
4. Dogging mechanism: This is a mechanism that can be used to hold the push bar down, allowing the door to remain unlocked. It is typically a small knob or lever located near the push bar.
5. Mounting hardware: This includes the screws, bolts, and other hardware necessary to attach the panic bar to the door and door frame.

The exact composition of a panic bar can vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific model, but these are the basic components that are typically included.

Such as panic bar comes in various models like Push pad or touch pad model in steel and also comes in aluminum also depending upon the need of customer requirement.

Other model push bar type has horizontal rod which main composition of material is ADC 12 Aluminum die casting and Mild steel and SS 304 and SS 202 for internal functioning parts and for latch 304 and 202 can be used depending on the manufacturer of panic bar.

It is not a customized product .Every part of panic bar has its specific die which can not be changed after making panic bar which is very costly process and also to manage standardization of panic bar when it get tested in different labs for further production. So that quality and exactly same production can be made in future.

Doorbase is a prominent player of panic bar and related hardware.