



Ozone Patch Lock
- Manufacturer: Ozone Secutech
- Model: OPL-4A/4B-K2N STD · OPL-4A/S-K2N STD
- Key Advantage: Requires no cutout in the glass
- Glass Compatibility: 10 mm and 12 mm toughened glass
- Operation: Key on one side, blind on the other
- Also Suits: Sliding glass doors and double doors
- Cover: SS Grade 304
- Finish: Satin Stainless Steel (SSS)
Ozone Patch Lock is a patch lock for frameless toughened glass doors whose defining feature is what it does not need: no cutout in the glass.
That single detail changes what is possible. Toughened glass cannot be drilled or notched after it has been toughened — any attempt shatters the panel. So a lock requiring a cutout has to be specified before the glass is made, which rules it out entirely for an existing door or a panel already on site. A no-cutout lock clamps to the glass edge instead, which means you can add or change a lock on a door that is already installed.
It operates with a key on one side and is blind on the other, and it also suits sliding glass doors and double doors — applications where a conventional corner lock throwing into the floor will not work.
Key Features
- Requires no cutout in the glass: The lock clamps to the panel edge, so the glass does not need to be notched — useful on existing doors and on panels already toughened
- Retrofits to existing doors: No need to remake the glass panel, unlike cutout-dependent locks
- Works on sliding and double doors: Not just single hinged leaves
- Key one side, blind the other: Clean appearance on the face that does not need a keyway
- SS Grade 304 cover: Marine-grade stainless that holds its finish in humid and coastal conditions
- Aluminium alloy cast base: Rigid body that keeps the mechanism aligned under daily use
- Satin stainless steel finish: Hides fingerprints far better than mirror-polished hardware
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | OPL-4A/4B-K2N STD · OPL-4A/S-K2N STD |
| Type | Patch lock, no glass cutout required |
| Glass Thickness | 10 mm and 12 mm toughened |
| Operation | Key one side, blind other side |
| Suitable Doors | Frameless hinged, sliding and double glass doors |
| Cover Material | SS Grade 304 |
| Base Material | Aluminium alloy casting |
| Finish | Satin Stainless Steel (SSS) |
Strike Box or Strike Plate?
| Variant | What the bolt throws into | Choose when |
|---|---|---|
| Satin SS Strike Box OPL-4A/4B-K2N STD | A housing fitted to the adjacent glass panel | The door closes against another glass panel |
| SS Strike Plate OPL-4A/S-K2N STD | A flat plate fixed to the adjacent surface | The door closes against a wall or frame |
The two are not interchangeable. Check what your door closes against before choosing.
Why “No Cutout” Matters
- Toughened glass cannot be cut after toughening. Drilling or notching it will shatter the panel — there is no way around this
- So a cutout lock must be specified before the glass is made. That rules it out for doors already installed
- This lock clamps to the edge instead, which is why it can be retrofitted to an existing door
- Still confirm your glass thickness — 10 mm and 12 mm only
1) What does “requires no cutout” actually mean for me?
Toughened glass cannot be drilled or notched after toughening — it shatters. A lock that needs a cutout has to be decided before the glass is made. This one clamps to the edge, so it can be fitted to a door that is already installed.
2) Can I use it on a sliding glass door?
Yes. It suits sliding doors and double doors as well as single hinged leaves, which a corner lock throwing down into the floor cannot do.
3) What does “key one side, blind other side” mean?
There is a keyway on one face only; the other face is plain. Decide which side needs key access — usually the outside — and tell your fitter at installation.
4) What glass thickness does it take?
10 mm and 12 mm toughened glass. Confirm your panel before ordering.
5) Is the strike included?
Check the variant you are selecting. This range is offered both with a strike box and with a strike plate, and the two are not interchangeable — a strike box is a housing on the adjacent panel, a strike plate is a flat plate.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
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